Vegetable Spiral Slicer - Handheld - Make Zucchini Spaghetti and Other Veggie Pasta - Comes with Cleaning Brush

Tried to use the on carrots and cucumber and it simply will only cut short spirals before jamming up. You can only cut the vegetable until it is flush with the top of the cone, wasting about 2.5 inches of the vegetable, When slicing the carrot to put so much stress on the device that one on the stainless steel support plates broke off. Unfortunately I did not use the device until after the grace period had past or I would have returned it. Needless to say I tossed this in the trash.

I loved this spiral slicer. I used it every day for a week and then it broke. Not sure if it was the quality or if I got a bad batch but I've purchased another and haven't had any issues since! This is great as a substitute for pasta!

You get what you pay for with this one. Yes it spiralizes, but the first time took so much effort with twisting and with the zucchini getting caught in the blades that it seemed more worth it to me to just fork out more money and get the ones with the crank handle that holds the produce for you, instead. This one is difficult to clean as well as even with the little wire brush, stuff still stays wedged in the cracks. It also leaves you with a pretty large chunk of produce left at the end since you can only twist into it so much, which felt like a bit of a waste.

I only have two problems with this product 1) cleaning the little teeth (The little brush only helps a little) and 2) I end up wasting a lot of vegetable because I have to cut off the pointy end and restart so I waste about a 1/4 of whatever I'm using. Other that I like the product and would recommend.

I dislike this tool. I'm sure it can work well for a person with more patience... I've only used it twice on zucchini.The first one was too big, the 2nd was too crooked. In both case I quickly realized that a tool like this is intended for the best case scenario, and/or a person who wants to fiddle with it to get it right. My results were a mess of zucchini chunks, a clogged device, and a lot of compost fodder. Fortunately, each season leaves many of us with lots of zukes to experiment upon.For the price, I figured it would be too good to be true, but I'd try it anyway... it was.

This did not work as well as I had hoped. Unless your vegetable is exactly the right diameter, it takes a lot of effort to force it into the cutting teeth. Zucchini worked okay but I gave up on a carrot; it was far faster to just grate the carrot. You also end up with a large chunk of vegetable at the end that can't be forced through the spiral slicer. The cap that's supposed to grip the vegetable was pretty useless for me; you can't turn the zucchini while using that cap because the zucchini flesh is so soft that the grip teeth on the cap just rip right through it when you apply force. Overall, this is an okay device.

This does what it says, and can't be beat for the price. It feels light and cheap, but has held up to my usage fine. I mostly use it for zucchini (zoodles) and it does that as well as my previous Vegetti at a fraction of the cost.

I could live without using this kitchen tool. There is a design problem - I'm unable to find a good way to hold/grip in one hand and twist the vegetable with the other. Also, the fruit/veggie has to be fat as shown in the picture. It is difficult to spiral slender vegetables like carrots, the pin on the 'last bit' cover cannot fit onto carrots' peaked ends so there is left over which has to be spiral by hand. I may not use the tool as frequently as I'd imagined.

La primera vez que lo quise utilizar se desarmo y me corte, de ninguna manera sirve. Ademas te cortas muy fácilmente pues no tiene protección.