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Question: What are the measurements of the 2 sizes of noodles?
Document: I love this little gadget! It cuts zuccini  into spirals like noodles saute with garlic oil and mushrooms! No pasta needed! We use it at least 2 to 3 times a week!
This product is a must have if you live a low carb lifestyle. Easy to use, and easy to clean. You can use the Veggetti a few different ways, but I use it mainly for making zucchini &#34;noodles&#34;. After my noodles are made I will steam them for about 2 mins, and they turn out great!
I love to cook so I am always in the market for gadgets. This one is a lot of fun and does exactly what it says it does. Here are the pros and cons:PROS:1. Makes perfect spaghetti shaped veggie &#34;noodles&#34; that are easy to cook (I seasoned them and saut&eacute;ed them in some olive oil)2. Probably a great way to get kids to eat veggies3.
The price is right and it works great. I clean it up with a bottle brush because the little blades are sharp. Spirals in two sizes. After looking at other expensive models this one was a great find! !
Put this review in packaging.....Great kitchen item. Liked it so much, ordered these 2 as gifts! !
Loved it for 2 days, then the blade popped off, very disappointing :(, would expect something better from a TV product
Works the best with zucchini/yellow squash. I can fill a pan with the zucchini spaghetti in under 2 minutes. This is one of my favorite purchases! !
This thing is great, it is easy to use and does a great job making vegetables look just like spaghetti. Ive used it about 10 times in the last 2 weeks and love it.
The 1-2&#34; scrap goes in the compost bin or in the freezer for stock. My only complaint is (as always): Made in China. I would gladly pay more for a similar item made in the USA - but was unable to find one.
I am enjoying our &#34;veggies-noodle&#34; maker! It is easy to use and clean. The only trouble is getting the veggie just the right size to fit in and then there is a 2-3 inch of veggie left over that can't be spun through. Overall, WE LOVE IT!
Answer: I don't know exact measurements, but I would compare them to spaghetti and linguine noodles.  Hope that helps.