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Can anyone recommend a spiralizer?

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babyiwantabump · 17/03/2016 16:52

DS loves noodles and spaghetti so to try and get more veg into him as he is getting to the fussy stage (he's not long turned two) I thought I would try a spiralizer.

Any recommendations?

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Imfinehowareyou · 17/03/2016 16:55

I have this one but I'm sure I only paid about £15 for it. It's fine. Easy to use and clean and doesn't take up much space.

Blondie1984 · 17/03/2016 22:38

I have a Lurch one that I got on Amazon which is really good

MarkRuffaloCrumble · 17/03/2016 23:40

mine looks like Imfine's linked above and was also about half the price of that one.

It's ok, but seems to waste quite a lot and it can be fiddly to use. I think the ones that look like a giant pencil sharpener look useful! Never tried one, but they seem like a simpler solution and not as bulky to store either.

babyiwantabump · 02/04/2016 18:59

Thanks all - I might try a pencil sharpener one first and if the noodle veg works will invest in one of the more expensive ones .

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Chiliprepper · 04/04/2016 18:49

I use a julienne peeler from Lakeland, was about 3 quid and works brilliantly, particularly if you don't peel the very centre seedy bits of the courgette. Small to store and quick too.

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