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Shari in TX said:Thank you for the great review! I'm waiting for this to arrive in my sample package. I'm thrilled to think that slicing veggies for pizza will be so easy! When I make homemade pizza, the toppings are thicker than the crust usually which translates to a lot of time slicing. If this can cut down on the time for me and make consistent, thin slices, I'll be totally sold!Shari in TX
I have not used mine yet but have been thinking about this issue. When we get the apple spiral from the APCS, we can straighten the spiral and cut once (just through one side of the circle) to get rounds. If you cut all the way through, you get slices. If you CAN straighten the pieces (put the carrot/cucumber back together -- which you may not be able to) this should work OR is the fact that there is no hole (it's not coring the item) a problem?bcowdin said:Does anyone have a suggestions for spiraling cucumbers and onions so that you can pick them up with a fork for a bite? I ended up using the kitchen shears, but that wouldn't be go great for a demo.
Cut the cucumber (or other veggies) into a shorter length before spiraling it. That should give more manageable pieces.bcowdin said:I tried mine out and made the ribbon salad. It took me awhile to figure out what to do with the carrots. The salad was good, but the spiral cut cucumber was in really long spirals. Does anyone have a suggestions for spiraling cucumbers and onions so that you can pick them up with a fork for a bite? I ended up using the kitchen shears, but that wouldn't be go great for a demo.
Do you core the apple first or just slice away?Shari in TX said:My samples arrived today and the first thing we did was spiral slice three apples for my three kids. They loved it and all thought the apple tasted great in spiral form! For dinner tonight, I thinly sliced zucchini, onion and yellow squash with it and sautéed them as a side dish. They worked great. It basically works just like the garlic slicer only a lot bigger. I can see that I'm going to be using this a lot!Shari in TX
BethCooks4U said:Do you core the apple first or just slice away?
Spiral & Slice is a versatile kitchen gadget from Pampered Chef that makes spiralizing and slicing vegetables quick and easy.
To use Spiral & Slice, simply insert your desired blade into the gadget, secure the vegetable onto the spikes, and turn the handle to create spirals or slices.
Spiral & Slice can be used for a variety of vegetables, including zucchini, carrots, cucumbers, and more. It is not recommended for use with extremely hard vegetables like sweet potatoes.
Yes, all parts of Spiral & Slice are dishwasher safe for easy cleanup.
Spiral & Slice allows you to easily incorporate more vegetables into your meals, making it a great tool for those looking to eat healthier. It also saves time in the kitchen by quickly spiralizing and slicing vegetables for salads, stir-fries, and more.