I was hesitant buying this product because I wasn't sure how much I would use it, but I use it a lot! It does exactly what it is supposed to do - creates excellent zucchinetti (zucchini spaghetti). Although it has other shapes, the noodle shape is the one I use the most. Beyond noodles, we use it to make salads mostly. It's easy to use, super quick and easy to clean. My only gripe would be that it takes up a bit of bench space for only one function... but no doubt a smaller appliance would not work as well. If you want to make quick veggie noodles for pasta or salad and you think you will use it often enough, it's definitely worth the investment.

I did a lot research before buying this have to say it doesn't disappoint. When I realised the supermarkets zoodles were frozen and thawed in the fridge I was not impressed so wanted to make my own with zucchini i grow. The zoodles and cashew sauce I make with my vitamix is the best pasta I've eaten, including the old style pasta I used eat. I haven't tried the other attachments yet but they look great, the unit was worth even without other options. I paid $65 at kogan with free delivery and worth every dollar.

I had brought one of those hand spirazliers, that turns your food into spirals, and got over cutting my fibers, and with the devices not being that efficient, and I thought that i would to see if their was something electrical that did the same job, but more efficient, at the same time I brought the $99 Vac from Kmart. I had seen that Big W was selling these products and brought one, as I love eating raw vegetables, that are not too hard on my mouth and or teeth, thuse products work without fail You pay around $4 a packet for spirals at Coles 2 carrots do not even cost that, plus this item would pay for itself quickly.

After using a manual spiralizer and cutting my finger a few times. I wanted one that was safe and easy to use. I had researched a few for a couple of months and decided on this one. Well I must say I don't know why I didn't buy one earlier. it is fabulous. You will still get some of the core that doesn't go through the machine but it spiralize more of the vegetable than the manual one.

Happy with the purchase of this Spiralizer. Works well and very easy to clean. Recipe book included which has given me lots of new ideas. There is a small amount of vegetable core that remains after processing but I think this is true of all spiralizers.

My manual spiraliser broke (and it wasn't cheap!) so I wanted something more durable that would also do really hard vegetables and soft ones. This is perfect. Stay away from the other brands that are only a fraction of the power - this one does the job. I spiralise everything - even beetroots - I do batches on a Sunday then can add them to salads, soups and stirfries all week. This product helps me eat better and it's easy to use, clean and store.

The George Foreman Vege Spiralizer is THE best Spiralizer the market at present. Easy to assemble, use and clean. Different blade options allow great versatility in style of cut. Vegetables or fruits look amazing using this spiralzer. It comes with full instructions, and recipe book with awesome ideas and suggestions. It makes amazing thin or linguini style 'pasta' when using zuchinni. Tastes SO good. Spiral carrots in home-made Taco's is another fun option. It can shave apple into perfect pices for apple pie. Cucumber into long curly slices. Yummo endless possibilities.
At 130w it is streets ahead of the other two Spiralisers offered on the market.
Give it a try. You won't be disappointed.