KITCHEN AIDE POTATOE PEELER PRO

The blades are stored under the spiralizer, and the entire unit folds up in one compact box. The model also cuts the entire vegetable, so there’s no “core” removed from the center-great for vegetables that don’t have an undesirable core like carrots, beets, or young zucchini.

KITCHEN AIDE POTATOE PEELER PRO

Paderno World Cuisine 4-Blade Spiralizer Pro ReviewĪlong with a compact folding design, this Paderno spiralizer has seven different blades for cutting a variety of thicknesses, from thin angel hair to wide ribbons. The spiralizer comes in a box to help organize and store all the pieces easily. If you’ve already purchased the four-blade unit, you can purchase the two thinnest blades separately.

The blades are dishwasher-safe the body should be wiped down by hand.įor a slightly lower price, there is a unit that includes just two spiralizer blades and two ribbon blades, along with the peeler. Keep in mind also that a small “core” of the fruit or vegetable is left uncut at the end, as well. Longer foods, like larger zucchini, had to be trimmed or cut in half to fit the machine during testing, but we still found it super simple to use. Since it’s powered by the mixer, there’s not much effort required aside from putting fruits and vegetables onto the unit. We love how this spiralizer creates a peeled section in one long string that is super simple to remove. It includes three spiralizing blades and three ribbon or slicing blades in different thicknesses, as well as a peeling blade, so you can peel and cut produce at the same time-or just peel if that’s all you need. If you’ll be spiralizing large quantities of everything in sight, this attachment to KitchenAid stand mixers can take most of the work out of the task. This unit is dishwasher-safe but also easy to clean by hand use a small brush to clean the blades. For stable cutting, this has one large suction cup on the bottom that attaches firmly to smooth countertops. These blades are also different bright colors for ease in telling them apart, and let’s face it, it’s just more fun than an all-white gadget.

The blades are stored in a separate case, which attaches to the spiralizer for storage. During testing, we found the tool very easy and smooth to use and never felt like we had to use force with tougher vegetables. If that center is usable, you can still cut it with a knife or set it aside for another recipe. When cutting, a small “core” of the fruit or vegetable is left uncut, which is great when it’s desirable to discard the core.

It includes everything you need from a spiralizer, with blades for small and large “noodles” as well as a blade for wide ribbons. OXO Good Grips Tabletop Spiralizer ReviewĪfter extensive testing, the spiralizer from OXO is our top pick overall.

Kitchen aide potatoe peeler