Spiralizers (1 Viewer)

[reckless]

If you haven't heard of these, look them up!
They were recommended by Brian's daughter and after a brief period of 'considering' i.e. thinking up reasons to justify buying yet another gadget, I bought one.
Basically they spiralize veggies (make them into thin curly ribbons like spaghetti). Mine can also produce slices of e.g. potato or apple chips.
It's a fun way to add more veggies to your diet - something we definitely need to do.
Most of the online hype centres on zoodles (zucchini (courgette) noodles) but there's plenty more things you can make.
We've just scoffed a dish of sweet potato curly bakes, prepared in moments up to baking time.
I'm fairly confident this gadget won't end up gathering dust in the spare bedroom and I plan to take it in the motorhome to take full advantage of fresh veg from markets.
Karen

 

[DiggerJon]

?? Why??

 

[Allanm]

We just like fresh veg, being ( mostly) vegetarian, but that sounds interesting. Probably....

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[reckless]

?? Why??

Why not? Or to answer your question:
Because it's fun (I'm easily pleased).
Because I'm a c**p cook and need easy and different ways to prepare veggies.
Because I get fed up with ready meals when we're travelling, with this I'll have a few quick healthy meals I can muster with just a few courgettes etc.

Karen

 

[Dazzlin]

Which one have you got?
I am on low carb due to diabetes and have been looking at these. Great way to avoid pasta and up the veggie intake.
Darren.

 

[sdc77]

We use one for our paleo diet... It also makes the spiralised veg quicker to cook.

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[reckless]

Which one have you got?
I am on low carb due to diabetes and have been looking at these. Great way to avoid pasta and up the veggie intake.
Darren.

I've got the Cuisique Premium under £30 from Amazon, it also juices and grates so no need to carry those items in the MH.
Karen