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Question: Why are my veggies getting mangled
Document: It's not totally seamless (sometimes the veggies get a little mangled) but for the price it's a great deal!! Certainly a lot better than the horror that is a mandolin slicer (not a professional chef over here!)
Love this for making noodles out of veggies. My 3 year old helped me and loved it. I'll be getting a lot of use out of this tool!
Great item for making all the veggies ready for the saute' pan. Great for getting those veggies set for the bowl for carrying to the office.
The kids have fun making their spaghetti noodles & I LOVE that they are getting their veggies! I wish I would have thought of this sooner!
Love this for all our Paleo meal nights. Perfect pasta alternative. This is also great for getting all your veggies &#34;cut&#34; into the same size so they cook evenly. Love this thing!
Zucchini and all sorts of veggies will be your new noodle of choice - it takes a little bit getting used to the hang of how it works & how to size the veggies to be sliced... but if you are tired of the same old pasta - give this a whirl -
Since getting this great product, we have been spiralizing away. Veggies I wouldn't normally eat taste good when in thin strips. Made cole slaw out of various squashes. Made veggie rings and fries. Love it!
ordered on amazon  works fine for fresh veggies but not to cook them,  Making the potatoes slices and getting them to fry took forever. never really did crisp up. any ideas, good raw slicer and a snap to clean. only making raw salads for now :(
This little device has been amazing - and I love making zucchini pasta or sweet potato curly fries. Been meaning to try other veggies, but just those two alone make it worth it. Got this when I was doing the whole30 (no grains) last year and getting ready to use it a ton again!
Don't let the "it's plastic" dissuade you from getting this. I was quite surprised to find that it's sturdy and the blades can handle hard vegetables. Now, all I want to do is "spiralize" all veggies. I'm giving it a 4 star rating because, who knows? it may break in 5 years, so I'm leaving room for the uncertain. Nevertheless, I'm glad I got it and recomend it.
Answer: Root veggies specifically potatoes get hung up on the core. If you break the core every so often it gets hung up less. Also make sure you have good pressure going towards the blades. My kids love the french fries it makes and they don't care if they are long so I tend to just to let it go but if you need longer veggies try removing some of the core every now and then.