We love that there’s no need to switch out blades, as either side offers a different noodle thickness with two different stainless steel cutters. Though it stumbled occasionally with softer pieces of butternut squash, we were really impressed by how consistently well this machine coped with a variety of veg. Suction: If it's a countertop model, does it have a suction lever to release and stick to the countertop? In short, spiralizers enable you to cut vegetables quickly with chef-like precision, so you can get a healthy dinner on the table faster. We’re big fans of OXO Good Grips anyway, but this inexpensive contraption would convert the most hardened of spiralizer sceptics.

The attachment and blades come in a solid cardboard box that does require some storage space but we think worth it if you spiralize regularly. With a great selection of the latest in beauty, ladies fashion, menswear, children’s toys and clothing, furniture, home and cookware, Morleys has everything you need all under one roof. It’s perfect for creating vegetable noodles – a healthy alternative to pasta – curly fries, garnishes and grating foods for salads. We require images of the broken item and the packaging within 48 hours of the goods being signed for to process your claim.

Online reviewers say they love how speedy this tool makes prep work, as well as how simple clean-up is (the blades are all top-rack dishwasher-safe). More often than not, the noodles are less consistent and there’s more waste involved with handheld models, but they're great for occasional use. 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. How we tested: Simple hand-held spiralizers were tested with courgettes and carrots – safety, waste and quality of spiral were all noted.

The suction was so good, in fact, that this pick excelled in our hard vegetable tests, where a little extra pressure is required. Just twist a vegetable against the blades to create spaghetti shaped food such as twisting courgettes and curly potatoes skins.Aside from terrific blade performance and ease of use, we loved that this spiralizer safely folds down into one piece (although this can make setting it up a slightly slower process). Countertop models generally offer the best value for money, make the best noodles, offer the most functionality and are the easiest to use. We also pushed the gadgets a little further by testing how they handled harder veg like carrots, potatoes and butternut squash. Handheld spiralizers are an affordable and compact option, perfect for irregular usage, limited countertop space or cupboard space (or great for those only want to create small quantities of veggie noodles). 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.

But if you’re new to spiralizing, and not sure how much you’ll ultimately use a gadget like this, it makes for an excellent starter choice.We reviewed a representative sample of electric and hand-held spiralizers and scored them against the following criteria. Due to its compact design and height, you won't be able to collect the resulting noodles in a bowl, so we suggest using a sheet tray instead. A food holder design keeps your hands safe and allows you to twist your vegetables all the way down to avoid waste.