Procuisine 5-Blade Vegetable Spiralizer Free 101 Spiral Slicer Recipes E-Cookbook, Lifetime Warranty, Veggie Cutter for Healthy Eating, Vegetarian or Vegan Cooking

This Spiralizer is excellent; It's easy to use and clean as the blade used slides in or out. Practical tool. The suction feet help keep it stable. Having a choice of five very sharp blades enables beetroot, squash, as well as the softer courgette and cucumber to be grated in different shapes. Spiralising food makes it more interesting and thus more fresh raw veg is being eaten. Am recommending it friends. A first class find after a long search. It was purchased whilst still on offer. Recommend it.

It is hard to make long corgette and is not that sturdy. However more than adequate and good value for money

This thing is not sturdy in the slightest. It slides all over the counter (try putting a book between the spiraliser and the wall at the back of the counter to stop it sliding away when using). The spikes to hold the veg on gets cut down by the blades. The different blades don't make much of a difference, and you don't get consistent shapes. And it's also somewhat fiddly to use. So for frequent use I would definitely not recommend. However if you want a fancy cut carrot or courgette every now and then, it sort of does the job.

Good sturdy product which works well, but they look much of mu chess. Just went for price and the 5 blade as most are 3. You got be sure you going to use it as otherwise just another gadget taking up space. We loved the CourgettI and did same with butternut squash. Grand-daughter enjoyed spiral apple and good way to get kids involved in food prep. The e recipe book didn't show (hence 4 star) so I contacted company who mailed it within minutes. Seems to have plenty of good recipes to have a go at.

Veg sits to high to use most of the blade, the non slip suction cups give up half way through the vegetable you are massacring, so 3 arms are needed to actually work it, by the time you have ruined the veg you might as well have just got a knife out of the drawer and cut it up.

So far I have spiralized zucchini and carrot, and found the zucchini easier to do, which was predictable. The carrot presented me with a problem at first because the stick kept shooting out. I remedied this by putting a shorter length in rather than the whole carrot and found found it easier to use than expected. I have very arthritic hands and at first found difficulty pushing the tray forward with my left hand whilst turning with the right. I resolved this by wedging the spiralizer against a square shaped catching dish which in turn I wedged firmly against the wall behind my worktop. This helped to give traction and made it much easier. This way I was using the unit facing away from me rather than left to right. If anyone wants to see a photo of this to see what I mean, I can supply one....I am now looking forward to spiralizing an apple to add to my salad. Incidentally I microwaved my spiralized zucchini and carrot for two minutes with herbs, and then added Greek yoghurt to make a warm salad with the addition of finely sliced spring onions. This was delicious and such a great texture.

Item arrived promptly with good communication. Easy to set up. Instruction in picture form so easy to understand. Only tried on courgette so far but it makes amazing courgetti very easily. Feet don't stick too well on our work surface but I think that's an issue with the surface not the machine. Only criticism I have is that the E-Recipe Book was a nightmare to get downloaded. Luckily I have a PC Guru in the house, I'd never have done it on my own. I didn't get the E-mail link so had to go through dropbox as per the instruction manual (URL in tiny tiny font) and it's not straightforward. Got it eventually tho. Great product for a fabby new way of eating veggies..

good product only slight issue with sucker feet