OXO Good Grips Handheld Spiralizer

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We also pushed the gadgets a little further by testing how they handled harder veg like carrots, potatoes and butternut squash. It’s compact and easy to use – ideal for whizzing up, carrots, courgettes and other veggies for salads or as an alternative to spaghetti. Harder vegetables take much longer to feed through than they would on a stand spiralizer, but when you’re dealing with something that washes easily and has a tiny kitchen footprint, who cares? Online reviewers note that this would be a great option for topping off salads rather than making bowls full of noodles.The finer detailsThis hand-held spiralizer makes small spiralizing tasks quick and easy with its neat, compact design. To find the best spiralizers on the market, our Good Housekeeping Institute food experts put some of the most popular spiralizers to the test, so that you can find the right one for your needs, budget and kitchen space.

Ease of storage: While flat mandolines and pint-sized peelers will always have the edge when it comes to the size factor, we looked for compact stand and hand-held spiralizers than can be tucked away neatly. Suction: If it's a countertop model, does it have a suction lever to release and stick to the countertop?Our Spiralizer works with a variety of fruits and vegetables, so whether you want to make courgette pasta, beetroot garnish for salads, sweet potato curly fries or anything in between, we've got you covered. However, we didn’t find it as versatile as other models we tried, as the produce had to be cut down to fit inside the cones. It’s perfect for creating vegetable noodles – a healthy alternative to pasta – curly fries, garnishes and grating foods for salads. While it costs a bit more than some spiralizers (especially for one with only three blades), it's clearly built to last.