Homarden5 Blade Stainless Steel Vegetable Spiralizer – Industrial Quality Vegetable Slicer for Fresh Courgette, Zucchini Spaghetti Maker, Salad Chopper, Potato Spiralizer, Noodle Maker, Zoodle Maker

This spiraliser works really well. The suction feet don’t work too well, but it’s not difficult to operate holding the unit. Makes short work of making great courgetti.

This spiralizer is very good quality, and the suction cups hold it firmly on my quartz worktop. There are a selection of blades for different effects, a bit fiddly to change them initially, but I soon got the hang of it. The "corgetti" I've made is fabulous! Also done carrots. Cucumber was a bit messy due to the water content. Can't wait to try out more veggies!

This replaced the generic plastic kitchen aids that are 10 a penny.. it’s like it’s been built by a little professor in his man cave but it’s really effective… and simple to use and clean as all the parts are engineered stainless steel.. I personally love… that’s just my opinion

I got this on offer for just over £8. It's very, very good for the price. It's very sturdy and easy to use. Much better than getting a flimsy plastic one. I can see this lasting a very long time! It's nice an compact and easy to store, and washing it is no fuss. Highly recommended. Tip, don't chop the tips off courgettes or veggies, plug them straight in and you waste less.. Tried it on parsnips it works great, so will cut tougher veggies than just zucchini/courgettes.

This little device is definitely an improvement on the previous plastic version I had. And I really wanted it to work for me as it is in stainless steel. However, there's a few design flows that could be corrected.- The base has no edges so the juices of the vegetables run everywhere. It gets quite messy.- it's not easy to find a container that fits well to receive the processed veggies. It's probably best to work over a clean tray with a smooth surface for the suction pads to work.- the cutting blade can get clogged. Be careful when you clean it.- the rod on which you attach the vegetables doesn't go all the way so there is always a chunk of about 2 inches that won't be shredded.- So far, it has worked well with courgette and I've managed some carrots but they need to be straight. Cabbage was an absolute fail. Will test other veggies in the spring.All in all, it's far from being straight forward.It's quite pricey for something with so many flows.It's a shame as it's nice looking, stainless steel, small and has several type of blades.

Simple and easy to use, store and clean. Very sturdy work brilliantly.

Use it mainly for courgettes, works brilliantly.

You need large veg for this, doesn’t spiralize all the length of vegetables etc.basic but does the job.