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Has anyone tried the vegetable spiralizer? Your thoughts

Thinking of buying a vegetable spiralizer wondering if anyone else has tried one and what they think

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    My MIL just bought me one, she's had hers for a while though and she loves it. Tons of awesome recipes for it on Pinterest

  • I like mine! I bought it for $12 or $13 on Amazon. It works really well with softer veggies like squash/zucchini. It didn't work the best on a carrot. My husband, on the other hand, still won't eat

  • Love mine! I got the Vegetti on Amazon and have since sent one to a lot of my female friends. I like using it for cucumber salad and zucchini noodles with marinara.

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My MIL just bought me one, she's had hers for a while though and she loves it. Tons of awesome recipes for it on Pinterest :)

I like mine! I bought it for $12 or $13 on Amazon. It works really well with softer veggies like squash/zucchini. It didn't work the best on a carrot.

My husband, on the other hand, still won't eat his vegetables, even when they look like noodles. :)

Love mine! I got the Vegetti on Amazon and have since sent one to a lot of my female friends. I like using it for cucumber salad and zucchini noodles with marinara.

Like @@AvaFern, I love it for Zuchinni noodles. I haven't been using it post-op, but we used it quite a bit before I had surgery.

Someone recommended the Paderno Spiral Vegetable Slicer. You can get them from Amazon......I am going to order me one.

I adore mine. I make zucchini pasta all of the time. I've even used carrots, yellow squash, and parsnips.

Hard cukes work well too.

I got mine on Amazon, and they have them at Bed, Bath, and Beyond. It was about $10, and called "The Veggetti". That name cracks me up for some reason : )

@@jazma As a guy, I am into gadgets. If it gets me to eat my veggies it will be worth the investment to try this. There is even a cook book called Inspiralized. They'll make a cook book about anything. Thank you for this topic.

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I bought one from Bed, Bath and Beyond a few months ago. It wasnt worth the $10-12 dollars that I paid. It was hard to get the simplest veggie to spiral. Just my opinion.

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I just bought one today on Amazon excited to try it out ????

"Tastes just like pasta", my arse...

I had one that looked kind of like an hourglass - can't remember what it was called, but it just ticked me off. I never got the hang of it, I guess?

I want one of the ones with a handle!

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Thank you for all the feedback

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