Oster FPSTES1000 Electric Spiralizer, Black

I'm so happy I bought this!! It works great, but there's a bit of a learning curve.you have to sick the prong part into the thick stem part of the zucchini. This way, you can push the zucchini down far enough to make sure it all gets zoodled.lol...

We just used this for the first time today. It was easy to assemble, incredibly easy to use, and easy to clean up. I looked at YouTube videos, watching people struggling with other products while preparing spiralized recipes and counted my blessings because we had this one! It didn't go on immediately because I hadn't secured the lid enough (it clicks in place), but after that it was fast, fun, and neat with the spirals going entirely into its container, unlike virtually all of the others I observed on YouTube. Because of its ease of use, we will frequently enjoy the healthy benefits of spiralized recipes. Fantastic product, great value.

We’ve been making large batches of Spiralized Zucchini Marinara for ourselves and extended family but the cost of buying the packs of pre-spiralized squash was getting to be too high for us. I did some calculations and realized that purchasing this electric spiralizer would reduce our cost and allow us to continue to share the meals with everyone. Fun to use, easy to assemble, and fast! All the parts (excluding base) have done just fine in the dishwasher. Very glad we bought this and highly recommend it.

This Spiralizer won't cut the zuchini. I will now either just throw it in the garbage or donate it. I'm thinking that a manual spiralizer might work better than an electric. I will 1st check to see if this is returnable & then possible order a different one from Amazon.

This spiralizer works good, however it does leave quite a bit behind that doesn't go through. Waste. I don't know if this is typical for this type of product.

Ok so when I first used this I thought “omg I have to send this back” bc my zucchini was turning into mush. All of the instructions said to push very hard. Well apparently I was pushing too hard. When I then gently guided the zucchini it worked perfectly and effortlessly with no mess. So I’m glad I didn’t give up bc now I know how to use it.

I tried to spiralize a sweet potato and I got a very mauled sweet potato with a few spirals. Similar experience with a carrot. It would probably work on zucchini but I doesn’t handle root vegetables well.

Actually a little bigger than I thought it would be, super easy to use and easy to clean. I use mine a few times a week and totally worth the money to make your own spiralized veggies compared to what they cost to buy at the grocery store!