Lisa discusses the best handheld and countertop spiralizers.
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"in 2019, this list helped me decide for the best spiralizer scafe.shop/tbss2019?Rl hope it helps you out too!"
Bridgette , you’re looking deliciously zofteig !
You gals are da bomb. In a good way I mean . Lol
What was the name of the tabletop version? I didn’t see anything in the description.
I have the OXO one. It’s super easy to use with a pretty small core of waste. I have a small kitchen so can’t justify storage space for a countertop model.
Some low-carb baked goods would be excellent
Forget the spiralizer!
..I can't get over how gorgeous both Bridgett and Julia still look after all these years!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Must be something in the gravy..😄😊😋😄
Unfortunately the suction cups on the countertop ones are very, very hit and miss. Heck, even as it was being demoed in the video one of the suction cups failed.
I like this style of review so much better. It’s quiet and informative without filler conversations.
I think my mother bought me the winning one a while back. Never used it cause I didn't have a dishwasher and didn't want to mess up my hand and my sponge cleaning the blade, but now I finally have a dishwasher and will have to give it another shot.
Since you were testing handheld models, I would have liked more information about the OXO handheld! It seemed like you spent more time on the tabletop model than you did on the ones you were ostensibly testing. How about making an informal video going into more detail?
I've been using the Oxo countertop model. Works great. Blades units in varying colors so you can easily know which is which. Easy to clean and store. This video doesn'tdo anything but tell you 'buy this model' and links to Amazon. Somewhat disappointing.
I've really been wanting one, I think it might help with my pasta obsession. And how fun to eat this texture. I'm sold. Hello Amazon.ca. thanks so much love🙏🌹
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Where is Ron Popiel when you need him!?!
Love these testing videos, thanks
The guy in the background didn't like it at all.
I had one that was identical to this model but I forget the brand, but after about a year, the whole handle snapped off while trying to spiralize a sweet potato
I have that one! You’re right…. it’s great!
Good one … bugger YT unbelled me from notifications … now need to go back and see all the missed vids !!!
I bought that very one for $5 garage sale.
I bought the champ years ago and you have to be careful not to press the plastic into the blade at the end as it will grind the tips .
It seems like the desktop version leaves a lot of food waste in that core. I guess you could continue to chop those into other shapes, but it feels like a literal missed opportunity.
I got the kitchenaid spiralizer and just love it! It was so expensive but it's so easy to use and clean!
Beautiful Tool! :-)….HELLO Pears! 🙂 🙂
I wanted to like veggie noodles so bad, but no matter how I make them, they're just meh. IMO veggies taste better roasted or pan seared in cubes.
Would like eval of “accessory” eg kitchen aid
I got one of the counter top ones, with the suction feet, love it!
Thanks, I've been wanting to try a spiralizer for ages but felt overwhelmed by the number of options!
Hello
I guess I’m early. 🤷🏻♂️