Spiralizer Vegetable Slicer (4-in-1 Rotating Blades) Heavy Duty Veggie Spiralizer with Strong Suction Cup, Zucchini Spiral Noodle/Zoodle/Spaghetti/Pasta Maker (Recipe Book and Cleaning Brush)

I have tried 2 other spiral slicers. Each had drawbacks AND 1 was scary to use. What is SO A-MAZING about THIS spiralizer is that the makers have thought through the drawbacks of OTHER ones, and made sure THIS ONE WORKS BEAUTIFULLY. It is logical. There is a suction cup on the bottom to ensure stability. The hand NEVER comes close to the blades because the hand remains on top of the device.The blade choices have an EASY LOCKING MECHANISM that allows you to choose the size of the slices, and start to slice! On other ones, I got small cuts from the blades, but the locking mechanism for the blades rotates the blade options in a slightly lowered area, away from hands. ALL the parts of the device come apart easily for cleaning AND a special brush, again, keeps the hand away from the blades. I just made thin spirals of zucchini for my spaghetti sauce. So perfectly sliced. They have thought of everything. THIS IS A KEEPER!!

I love the Nunwares Spiralizer. I use it often and have tried it with various veggies. It comes with a nice recipe guide. My absolute favorite is spiralized potatoes, either russet or sweet, and then air fried. The unit does a great job. It offers a suction and it easy to stick to my counter which is formica and very smooth, and it really sticks well once you've turned the knob all the way. Be sure to turn it all the way for the best suction. Note, it doesn't stick to a wood cutting board or textured surfaces, but shouldn't be expected to. The spiralizer offers multiple sized spirals and it is so easy to change to the various sizes. It is a simple piece to clean and even comes with a cleaning brush. I absolutely love the Nunwares Spiralizer and highly recommend it.

Picked this up to make some noodles and find this super easy to use and lean! It's a bit on the cheap side of things in it's build, but the pricing reflects that. Easy to use. Great uniform zoodles. Cup is on the small side but measures out the perfect 1 person serving size.

I really like this thing for zoodles.Pros:-Easy to use-Not awful to clean-Sticks to the counter well-Several blade sizes to choose from and it’s easy to switch between themCons:-The cup is stupidly small, but I just use it without the cup in and let the spirals fall on a cutting board-You can’t use the last .5-1” or so of the zucchini (or whatever you’re spiralizing)-The hole for the “core” is a little smallI think this will be mainly for zoodles, which is fine because that’s what I bought it for. I did try an apple though (just the ribbon blade) to make apple chips, but it wasn’t great. Slices were pretty thin and the core didn’t take out enough.

UPDATE 8/1/18: So the seller sent out the new spiralizer and sure enough the brush was in the package as he had promised And it's a very nice one (brush) at that. This seller is S*T*E*L*L*A*R.UPDATE: There was no cleaning brush in my spiralizer and I contacted the seller to ask if he could send me one. He replied that he didn't have extra stock of brushes so he offered to send me a COMPLETELY NEW SPIRALIZER FOR FREE. Couldn't believe it actually but yesterday he sent me a code to use to order another spiralizer, which I did. He could have said that he was sorry but he didn't have any brushes and leave it at that, but instead he went above and beyond to honor his ad. This is AMAZING customer service.ORIGINAL REVIEWThis thing is fantastic! I've had two other types - the first one I tried is the small hand-held thing that works well, cleans up easily, but it so tiring to use especially if spiralizing more than one zucchini. The other is the horizontal type that has four separate blades stored in the base of the slicer. It does work very well and is rather easy to use, except that cleanup is more time consuming and you have to put a dish or low bowl under the spiralizer to catch the spirals. But this guy?!!!! Last night I used two zucchini to make a butter garlic zucchini dish. It took 2 minutes to spiralize them. The bowl is small, granted, but for my purposes it's perfect. The fact that it's small and vertical as opposed to horizontal is a big deal to me, since cabinet space is at a premium. Cleanup is a breeze - I used a vegetable brush to clean the blades and it worked perfectly. It's all washable and I'm not sure it can go into a dishwasher but since handwashing is so easy why bother? The suction underneath the spiralizer holds to the counter perfectly. The whole operation was just so easy from start to finish. Wish I had seen this first - it's that great. The only unanswered question is how will it hold up with repeated uses. I guess only time will tell, but if taken care of properly I don't see why it won't.

I almost bought a small hand-held spiralizer, but I chose this because I have some arthritis in my wrists and thought this would be more comfortable to use. I was right. It takes little effort to turn the handle. It cuts zoodles perfectly! The suction grip on the bottom holds it tight to the counter or table. The bowl that the noodles fall into is a little small, but I just stop cranking, empty it and continue on. It's no big deal. It's VERY easy to clean, especially with the cleaning brush they give you. I love this & wish I'd bought it sooner. I would definitely recommend it. Just make sure you remove the tape from the straight blade on top or your zucchini will just get all mashed on top of the machine because that blade won't be able to cut them.

My sister bought this and said it was a must. She was right. Much better built than others I’ve tried. Easy to use and got it at a great price.