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3 Options ConsideredPriceWeightDimensions
Kitchen Supreme Spiralizer
0.28 pounds2.8 x 5.1 x 2.8 in
ICO Vegetable Spiralizer
1.7 pounds8.9 x 3.5 x 4.9 in
Müeller Spiral-Ultra Professional Spiralizer
2.2 pounds10 x 8.7 x 6.2 in
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Kitchen Supreme Spiralizer

Anita Rozentāle
Francisco
Top Pro

Easy to use

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The spiralizer creates consistent and uniform vegetable spirals every time, thanks to the simple twist technique. All you have to do is place a narrow vegetable in the spiralizer and keep twisting it until the whole vegetable has been transformed in long spirals.
Anita Rozentāle
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Can be used anywhere

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Due to its compact size and a storage bag, it can be easily transported anywhere, thus making spiralizing possible wherever you are.
Anita Rozentāle
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Does not cause cuts

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This spiralizer has a built-in finger guard and a safety cap, to prevent accidental cuts to fingers when used.
Anita Rozentāle
Top Pro

Should last for years without losing quality

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It consists of heat-treated stainless steel, and two Japanese blades, which are guaranteed to not lose sharpness quality in time.
Anita Rozentāle
Top Pro

Easy to clean

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The spiralizer comes with a brush for easy cleaning. It is also dishwasher safe , and can be washed under the tap with warm water.
Anita Rozentāle
Top Con

Not compatible with some fruits and vegetables

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This spiralizer is specifically designed to fit zucchinis, squash, cucumbers, and carrots. You have to use straight and thin vegetables with minimum bumps and bends, for the best results. It will not work with vegetables such as potatoes, unless they are cut up length-ways or if thinner and longer...
Anita Rozentāle
Francisco
Top Con

Spiralizing can get messy

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It does not come with a container for the processed vegetables to fall into when processed. This is an added inconvenience, when compared to spiralizers with containers, as you will have to place a plate or a bowl for them to fall onto.
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ICO Vegetable Spiralizer

Anita Rozentāle
Top Pro

Great choice for basic spiralizing

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This is an everyday tabletop spirlizer with a great price tag, made from quality materials, and does exactly what it says - spiralizes.
Anita Rozentāle
Top Pro

Consistent results with long vegetables

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The spiralizer delivers consistent results with long and thin vegetables, making it the ideal choice for anyone who mostly uses courgettes, carrots, and similar vegetables in their diet.
Anita Rozentāle
Top Pro

Compact for easy storage

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The ICO is smaller than other table top spiralizers, which makes it more convenient to store away when not in use.
Anita Rozentāle
Top Pro

Does not move when in use

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The ICO spiralizer has suction cup feet which secure the unit to work surface to keep it steady when used.
Anita Rozentāle
Top Pro

Made from high quality materials

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The spiralizer should last for years due to the materials it is manufactured from - tough black aluminium with a plastic handle.
Anita Rozentāle
Top Pro

Easy to clean

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The spiralizer is dishwasher safe, and can be washed under the tap with warm water.
Anita Rozentāle
Top Con

Awkward to operate with smaller vegetables

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Vegetables have to be at least 1 inch thick to fit in the back part, therefore some vegetables that are smaller in size will not work with it.
Anita Rozentāle
Top Con

More difficult to operate than a vertical spiralizer

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Due to all the ingredients having to be placed horizontally, it is a little more tricky to apply the same amount of pressure when compared to vertical spiralizers, thus making it more difficult to obtain uniform, consistent results.
Francisco
Anita Rozentāle
Top Con

Spiralizing can get messy

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The ICO spiralizer does not come with a container for the ingredients to fall into when processed. You will have to place a plate or a bowl next to the end near the blades.
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Müeller Spiral-Ultra Professional Spiralizer

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Anita Rozentāle
Top Pro

Ideal for those who want more than just spiralizing

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The spiralizer comes with attachments that can not only spiralize vegetables and fruit, but also grate, juice, and slice by using the mandolin slicer, which adds versatility to everyday food preparation.
Anita Rozentāle
Top Pro

Easy to use

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Compared to spiralizers which operate sideways, the Mueller has a vertical press-down operation, which makes it easier to process all the ingredients, due to more natural-feeling downwards pressing motion.
Anita Rozentāle
Top Pro

Compact and easy to store

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The blades can be removed and stored inside of the plastic container itself when spiralizer is not in use.
Anita Rozentāle
Top Pro

Clean process from start to finish

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The spiralizer comes with a 4-cup transparent container for mess-free ingredient processing.
Anita Rozentāle
Top Pro

Safe and durable

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The spiralizer is made from BPA-free heavy duty reinforced food grade ABS plastic and German 420-grade hardened stainless steel blades.
Francisco
Anita Rozentāle
Top Pro

Does not move when in use

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The Mueller spiralizer has suction cup feet which secure the unit to the work surface, and keep it steady when in use.
Anita Rozentāle
Top Pro

Easy to clean

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The spiralizer is dishwasher safe, and can also be washed under the tap with warm water.
Francisco
Anita Rozentāle
Top Con

The plastic container might stain

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Depending on the vegetable or fruit used, the juice can stain the plastic container and make it hard to wash out. In this case, leave it in an overnight soak, hand-wash it and put it on the top shelf in the dishwasher for further washing.
Anita Rozentāle
Top Con

Blades are not two sided

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This spiralizer has one-sided blades, which will wear out quicker than those which can be rotated from time to time to even out the usage.
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