Spiralizer Next Generation Multi-Blade Spiralizer Vertical Vegetable Slicer, Now 30% Stronger - Best Vegetable Cutter - Zucchini Pasta Noodle Spaghetti Maker for Low Carb/Paleo/Gluten-Free Meals

This is a great spiralizer. I have had them all. The joyce chen was smaller and a fave but broke. This is much bigger, yet still a small appliance that doesn't take much room Spirals beets, carrots, zucchini easily. Great way to get kids to eat more veggies. As a vegan I love the variety.

This is a fancy-looking product with a terrible design that makes it almost useless. The vegetable is kept in place with a spring, but it is practically impossible to keep everything positioned in such a way that it does not slip out as it's being cut. There are hand-held devices that are WAY more useful. Save your money!

I must admit, I was intimidated at first. I opened the box and the package had been opened previously and there were parts! I'm not the best at putting things together and I didn't want my husband to know I bought another kitchen gadget. The instructions were easy to follow and it only took a few minutes to put together. I watched the You tube video that it recommended and it works fantastic! Easy to use, easy to clean and I love the suction to the counter!

I ordered this spiralizer on a lightening deal but I received a Mueller (https://www.amazon.com/Mueller-Spiral-Ultra-Spiralizer-Heavy-Duty/dp/B00QDHWFZM/ref=asc_df_B00QDHWFZM/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=198076847952&hvpos=1o1&hvnetw=g&hvrand=3764020164840974101&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9031717&hvtargid=pla-353533097892&psc=1). It doesn't look anything like this. It's shaped like an iron. It works pretty well although I wish the handle was longer or adjustable because sometimes the food barely reaches the blade. Blades are very sharp and cut beautifully. It seems like it should double as a regular shredder/slicer but my design doesn't work like that.

My daughter-in-law had one of these....and it was a Cusinart. I ordered a Cuisinart and when it came there was not a single thing that said Cuisinart. It fell apart the first time I used it.

This spiralizer was extremely easy to use once I got it put together. I was surprised at how easily the handle turned with the vegetable inside even though the lid was just kind of sitting on top of the vegetable and not attached to the base. It was also a lot less wasteful than my other spiralizer that leaves a big chunk of the vegetable when done.

At first, I didn’t get it. Putting it together required a bit of muscle—not too much—and some brain power, but I got it. The first thing I made were zucchini spirals and it worked exactly as it promised. It worked so well, I bought one for my mom.

The overall product seemed flimsy and too complicated for what it was. The zoodles blades were too close together or small so it only produced tiny strips. The bowl capacity was also small necessitating numerous emptyings- which meant if needed to be taken apart. There are other options on the market that are sturdier and more simple to use.

Not very easy to put together or use. Need to cut veg to the right length to be able to push the spring loaded top down. Much prefer the 'pencil sharpener' style.