OXO Tabletop Spiralizer with Suction, 3-Blade
Last updated date: February 26, 2020
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With excellent stability, you can put the toughest veggie through the OXO Tabletop Spiralizer with Suction. It will stay put and offers three different blades to give you the style you want. In our analysis of 41 expert reviews, the OXO OXO Tabletop Spiralizer with Suction, 3-Blade placed 4th when we looked at the top 12 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.
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From The Manufacturer
OXO Good Grips Tabletop Spiralizer Durably designed and easy-to-use, quickly transform fruits and vegetables into noodles, ribbons, chips, rice and more. Thoughtful, Durable Design The innovative design includes a heavy-duty suction cup to prevent wobbling and slipping while you work and can be easily re-positioned with a flip of a lever. Three Interchangeable Blades The 1/8-inch spaghetti blade creates curls of zucchini, potatoes and more. The ¼-inch fettuccine blade makes strips of sweet potato, shreds cabbage, and even works with tough butternut squash. Use the ribbon blade to make apple chips and onion slices. Easy to Use The food holder has sharp teeth to secure veggies and fruits in place. The rotating handle turns the holder, and the side handle advances produce through the blades for perfect spirals. Simple Storage A handy on-board storage box keeps your blades clean, safe, and organized when not in use. How to Use: Step 1: Pick your vegetable. Spiralizing works best when the produce is straight and at least 1 1/2 inches in diameter. If the produce is long, you can cut it in half for better stability. If it isn't naturally straight, cut it into straight sections. Step 2: Press one end of the vegetable into the food holder, and push the other end against the center of the blade. Apply pressure against the blade by using the side handle while turning the rotating handle clockwise. The result will be long, uniform spirals. It's that simple. Step 3: Dress up your veggie noodles to create tasty, fun, and healthy dishes that please the whole family.
An Overview On Spiralizers
Need to up your veggie game but intimidated by those whole foods? Take your veggies and turn them into delicious noodles for an easier, prettier way of eating them. The only tool you’ll need for this is a spiralizer. This kitchen tool will change the way you look at veggies forever.
Let’s begin by taking a look at the different kinds of spiralizers. There are several different types of spiralizers. You’ll find tabletop spiralizers like the Brieftons Vegetable Spiralizer 7-Blade, the OXO Tabletop Spiralizer with Suction, 3-Blade and the Spiralizer Heavy Duty Vegetable Slicer, 7-Blade. You place these on your countertop over a cutting board, place the veggie in the cradle and crank the handle to slice the veggie against the blade. There are also hand-held units like the Fullstar 3-in-1 Vegetable Spiralizer Slicer. Those are hand-propelled and typically have an attached container for the veggies to be stored in until ready to eat. You might even be able to find electric spiralizers to make life in the kitchen super easy.
When using your spiralizer, it’s important to know that some veggies work great in a spiralizer and others do not. The number one food used in a spiralizer is zucchini, as it turns into “zoodles” or zucchini noodles. You can use the spiralizer with sweet potatoes, butternut squash and carrots to get similar results. If presentation is important in your cooking, use the spiralizer to make curly cucumbers, thin-sliced beets, or string carrots. There is so much creativity you can have with the spiralizer but it’s also important to note that not all veggies will move through the tool so well. Things that are softer or crumbly like broccoli or cauliflower will only jam up your blades and create a mess.
Another way to work around veggies that may not respond well to a spiralizer is to play around with the different blades. Some blades create a thicker slicing pattern than others. If you have a veggie that is large like a sweet potato or butternut squash, you’ll want a larger slice. For veggies that respond well to thin slicing, you can use a smaller blade. Most spiralizers will have several options for blades for you to use accordingly.
Whether you are a seasoned pro at spiralizing veggies or just starting out, you can explore tons of different recipes to make healthy eating much more enjoyable with the spiralizer. Make the time to experiment with your favorites and you will find such flexibility with nutritious foods. Healthy eating shouldn’t be bland and boring so use a spiralizer to spice things up.
DYWM Fun Fact
Spiralizers became popular in 2014. Their debut went hand-in-hand with the Paleo diet and became a must-have kitchen gadget for anyone trying to eat healthy.
The Spiralizer Buying Guide
- Finding a recipe that includes your favorite veggies is the perfect place to start using your spiralizer.
- Try all the different attachments to your spiralizer to find out how you like your veggies best.
- Recipes will help guide you on which blades to use for the different vegetables.
- Always buy a product with a warranty on it.
- Read reviews about how easy or difficult the product is to clean.
- Make sure your spiralizer comes with at least three basic blades: round blade, small flat blade and large wide blade.