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Hand-Held Spiralizer

Hand-Held Spiralizer

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  • Last seen at $20.00 at touchGOODS on Nov 10.

Our take on the Hand-Held Spiralizer

The OXO Hand-Held Spiralizer is a compact, palm-sized tool that turns zucchini, potatoes and other vegetables into uniform, spaghetti-like strands with a few twists. Its open-blade design takes long vegetables like zucchini and round ones like potatoes, and a food holder caps the end of the vegetable to keep fingers clear while doubling as a storage cover. At about 3.5 by 3 by 3 inches, it is far smaller than countertop spiralizers and stores in a drawer. It suits cooks who want occasional veggie noodles without dedicating counter space; the trade-off is that it is hand-powered and works best on firm, straight vegetables.

Best forSmall kitchens and drawer storageOccasional zucchini or potato noodle makingCooks who want a hand-powered tool over a countertop machineQuick single-portion prep
Pros
  • Compact size stores easily in a drawer
  • Open-blade design handles long and round vegetables
  • Food holder protects hands near the end of a vegetable
  • Holder doubles as a storage cap
  • Simple to use and clean by hand
Cons
  • Hand-cranking takes more effort than electric or crank models
  • Best results need firm, straight vegetables
  • Small size limits how much you can spiral at once
  • Not suited to soft or very wide vegetables

Hand-Held Spiralizer prices at every store

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    $20.00Checked Nov 10
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What reviewers say

Owners of hand-held spiralizers of this type generally like the small footprint and simple operation, and the food holder is often called out as a safety plus. The common complaints are the effort of twisting by hand and the need for firm, straight vegetables to get clean strands.

What people mention
  • SizePraisedOwners like that it fits in a drawer and takes up little room.
  • SafetyPraisedThe food holder is seen as a useful guard for fingers near the blade.
  • EffortMixedTwisting by hand is fine for a single serving but tiring for bigger batches.
  • Vegetable firmnessCriticisedSoft or uneven vegetables produce messy strands rather than clean noodles.
  • CleaningPraisedThe open blade design is reported to rinse clean quickly.

About the Hand-Held Spiralizer

This hand-held spiralizer turns vegetables into uniform, spaghetti-like strands with a few twists. Its open-blade design works with long vegetables like zucchini and round vegetables like potatoes.

A food holder keeps your hands safe when you reach the end of a vegetable. The holder also works as a storage cap. A recipe booklet is available to download.

Dimensions
3.5" x 3" x 3"
Blade
Open-blade design
Works with
Long vegetables like zucchini and round vegetables like potatoes
Food holder
Protects hands near the end of a vegetable and doubles as a storage cap
Extras
Downloadable recipe booklet

Questions and answers

How does it compare with a countertop spiralizer?
It is much smaller and needs no counter space, but it is hand-powered and slower. Countertop models handle larger batches and more blade shapes.
What vegetables work best?
Firm, straight vegetables such as zucchini, carrots and potatoes. Soft vegetables tend to mash instead of forming strands.
Is it safe to use near the end of a vegetable?
The food holder caps the vegetable end so your hand stays away from the blade. It also serves as a storage cap.
Does it come with recipes?
A recipe booklet is offered as a download with the product.
How big is it?
About 3.5 by 3 by 3 inches, small enough to store in a drawer.
Can it make more than spaghetti strands?
It is described as producing uniform, spaghetti-like strands; it is not a multi-blade model with different cut shapes.
Where is the Hand-Held Spiralizer cheapest?
At touchGOODS, for $20.00, as of our latest check.

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