Paderno World Cuisine Tri-Blade Plastic Spiral Vegetable Slicer is an easy-to-use, handy tool that makes zucchini spaghetti, cucumber ribbon strands, curly fries or long, spiral apple strands. It comes with three blades: a shredder blade (small holes), a chipper blade (large holes) and a straight blade. A storage compartment beneath the frame stores two blades and the third blade comes already in place.
Paderno World Cuisine Tri-Blade Plastic Spiral Vegetable Slicer Specifications:
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| Paderno World Cuisine Tri-Blade Plastic Spiral Vegetable Slicer |
- Make quick work of fancy vegetable peeling with the spiral vegetable slicer
- Includes 3 sets of blades: 1/8-inch spacing, 1/4-inch spacing, and straight blade for ribbon cuts
- Simply place vegetable or fruit on prongs, turn wheel while pushing base toward blade
- Made of durable plastic
- Backed by a 1-year warranty
Key Features:
- Three stainless steel blades:
- Shredder: creates long, spaghetti-like spiral strands
- Chipper: creates long, thick spiral strands
- Straight: creates long, ribbon-like strands
- Use with a variety of fruits and vegetables including apples, potatoes, carrots, cucumber, zucchini and more
- Impact-resistant, BPA-free ABS plastic frame and blade plate construction
- Integrated storage compartment holds extra blades
- Powerful suction feet for stability with easy release tabs
- Hand operated--no batteries or AC outlet necessary
The shredder blade measures 1/8", or 3mm, in thickness and produces long spaghetti-like spiral strands. The chipper blade measures 1/4", or 5mm, in thickness and produces long, thick spiral strands. The flat blade measures 1/8", or 3mm, and produces long ribbon-like strands.
Additional tips:
- Select vegetables that are at least 1/2" in diameter
- Make sure the feet are suctioned firmly by ensuring the table or counter surface is dry
- Select vegetables that are relatively straight. Make sure that you trim enough off the ends of the vegetable or fruit to secure a firm hold onto the prongs
- Remove the stored blades while in use, as remnants and juices from the sliced food will dirty them
- Have a chopstick or any other long, narrow tool by your side to remove any remaining vegetable or fruit matter that gets stuck in the core of the cutting blade
- The machine measures L 12" X W 6" X H 8 3/4"
By D. Jarvi (Columbus, OH)
As with any spiral vegetable slicer, this allows one to make various continuous cuts out of vegetables such as carrots, cucumbers, zucchini, etc. I have used this and found it to be easy to use and accomplishes the task it was designed for. This is an inexpensive version that would fit into any home. If you want to try out an inexpensive vegetable spiraler before buying a more expensive one, this one will fit the bill. It comes with three different types of fixed cutting blades that slide into the frame and snaps in. The noodles that can be made are broad flat, narrow flat and spaghetti styles. Clean up is fairly easy. The slicer is made of plastic and has suction cups on the feet to hold on to a flat counter or table top. The blades are metal attached to mounting plates that slide and snap lock into the vertical frame.
By J. Predina (Fort Wayne, Indiana United States)
I rarely write reviews, but have found myself prattling like an Infomercial to family and friends about this thing. Before purchasing, I watched a Paderno Spiralizer You Tube demo with a suitably jaded eye, wondering how many takes it took to achieve such a flawless performance? Well... people, it worked right out of the box (after washing, of course), easily and perfectly! And fun, did I mention it is fun to use? There is a definite alchemy vibe, spinning noodles from zucchini. Last night, meatball stroganoff over zucchini noodles. My husband was purring. I love chopped salads, but not the labor involved in making them. With this gadget, our vegetable consumption has tripled. Over the Christmas holidays, I was eating like a raptor. But now, with the help of my Spiralizer, I am back to my pre-Christmas fighting weight. The Spiralizer is thoughtfully designed. The plastic is heavy-duty and the parts fit together well. I have hand-washed and air dried it (clean-up in less than a minute), so I cannot comment about whether dishwasher cleaning would warp parts or dull blades. I know what my gluten-intolerant friends are getting for Christmas this year. Heck, I know what EVERYONE is getting this year.
By Statgamer (TX, USA)
Here's a video showing exactly how it works. Wonderful machine! we love the zucchini noodles which we wok-cook to get them crispy. The cucumber noodles can be eaten raw. We tend to serve recipes with peanut sauce over the cucumber typically.So my husband created a video showing how this can be done. Have a look and it's our first video so if you want to leave us feedback on youtube, that will really help. :)
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