7-Blade Vegetable Spiralizer – Zoodle Maker with Container, Lid & Blade Storage Caddy

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I purchased the seven-blade vegetable spiralizer because I already own the five-blade one; however, after we moved, I couldn't find it. My wife and I were looking forward to making some zucchini zoodles, so I ordered the seven-blade one. It works well, it's very easy to set up, and it's easy to clean. We're delighted with the performance of The Seven Blade Edition. It sets up easily. There's a suction cup that will hold it down to your countertop. There's a little lever that you can use with one hand to apply constant pressure while spinning the handle to slice whatever vegetable you have at the time. Just be very careful, the blades are extremely Sharp.

I’ve never been a fan of summer squash, but this product has changed that. I use the spiralizer with the curly fry blade and cook the curls in a drop of olive oil with garlic, salt and pepper. I serve them instead of noodles with Asian stir fry. It’s also so helpful to prepare onions, cabbage, and potatoes -both white and sweet. It doesn’t work for eggplant. I’m still experimenting. This product is definitely worth the price paid and I recommend it.

I use this to make zoodles and that's it. It's pretty flexible when cranking the zucchini around but the cutters are sharp and the resulting zoodles are excellent. The suction cup on the bottom really holds tightly. It works well enough and for those that use more of the cutters would be a great value.

Works great. Thank You Kitchen Pro USA!!

Well made and sharp! Does what it is supposed to do. I recommend this product and if it wears out I’d buy it again.

This device works great on most vegetables but any buyer needs to be aware that very large zucchinis are a problem. Every gardener has had a few zucchinis that grow very large before they’re found. Even trimmed down, these do not go well in the spiralizer. But with this exception noted, I still think the device works very well.

Stays attached to the counter, easy to use, easy to clean as i put all parts except suction base in dishwasher. A great value for the price

Perfect for making sauce from fresh tomatoes!

Worked as advertised

It’s easy to use, works extremely well, and it’s so reasonably priced. I would totally recommend this spiralizer.

Very easy to use. Easy storage

I was recently told I have diabetes and have been trying to alter my diet to reduce most of the things that aren’t good for me and replace them with things that are. Hence, looking to expand my world of vegetable dishes. This spiralizer has opened a new world for me. The product is solid and comes with easy to understand instructions for assembly and use. - thank you Rachel! Works like a charm. Easy clean up. And Rachel also provided an e recipe book with loads of ideas for creating dishes with the spiralizer.

I love it! It works great . It cleans up easily and it makes slicing zucchini easy to do . Great product with many different slicing blades perfect ! A good price also and it’s easy to set up for slicing

So far so good! I have only used the spiralizer to make zoodles, and it works great so far. My only minor complaint is that the suction cup on the bottom wasn't always holding the unit in place during use, but I realized wetting it helps with that so no worries there. I would highly recommend this one.

Directions were easy to follow, and the available videos were a big help in getting started. I used it for the first time for zucchini zoodles, and I was pleased with the results. The blade are not only easy to use, but there is no risk to injury if directions are followed. Excellent choice, great value and recipes are available. Great buy.

Brieftons Spiralizer does just what it claims to do. I have used it to spiralize zucchini several times now. The only drawback is that the front of the device does not allow a bowl to be placed tightly up against the area where the spiralized vegetables come out which makes catching them difficult. But the crank handle works well.

Very well built. I hope it lasts as long as the last one I had.Why did you pick this product vs others?:Looked like my 50 yr old Spiroolie.Ease of assembly:Very easy

This is the easiest spiralizer, works very well! I have arthritis in my hands, using this gadget makes it very easy to create many different cuts. I purchased the 7 blade spiralizer. I like the way you can store the different blades and keep everything in place. Blades are extremely sharp and very easy to clean. I would definitely recommend this product, it is very well made and easy to use!

These make the perfect zoodles for my spaghetti. I absolutely love this. If you follow the instructions on how to use and how to clean it makes things even easier.

Perfecto! have enjoyed this ,Easy to use and practical,I am missing a product like this

It's great, you make some squash noodles in a moment, watch out when washing it so you don't cut but stick it under the water jet ready and let it dry itself. Very happy

We made ribbon fries so easy to use, easy to clean. Suction cups not spectacular but we love it!

Love this! My 2 year old helped me make summer squash noodles right after we received the delivery. It’s really easy to use and clean.

Ítem same as the picture, good quality and material. I already tried it and it works perfectly. Highly recommended

great really like it, got a good deal and customers services was so helpful

What can I say but AWESOME

My Spiralizer arrived on time. I had just purchased zucchini, summer squash, butternut squash, onion, rutabaga and bell peppers to be ready to try this gadget out. First, "gadget" does not do this justice. It is a well made solid piece of kitchen equipment. It took a few moments only to get it ready to go. Zucchini was my first choice. I looked in the small instruction manual for which blade to use and it said all blades. Ok, for a newbie that's not helpful but there are so many GREAT instruction videos on the Brieftons site that it was easy to find one that gave me more specific directions. I slid the blade in, cut the ends off the zucchini and spun. Whoops...forgot the suction....a quick flip of the lever and the device was attached to the counter as if i'd bolted it. Spun again and out came strings of perfectly spiraled zucchini. It was that easy. I got to the end and pulled back the spinner. Out came a 1/4 inch or so of zucchini end along with the coolest tube of uncut zucchini from the middle. That core was delicious, a cooks benefit. Next up was summer squash which of course is nearly identical. Then Bell Pepper, I was amazed that bell pepper was suggested but what the heck. So I cut the top stem off and dug around inside to get the seeds out. Changed the blade to the one suggested in the video on the site and spun....wow, spiralized bell pepper. I'd never seen it and frankly wouldn't have believed it. Well by now I had quite a bit of food for dinner for two but I couldn't help but try an onion. Besides it would add a little zest to the meal, so I cut a fairly large onion in half, skinned it and stuck it in, spiral onion. I wasn't sure what would happen when pushing through something with the internal leaves of an onion but again, great results. So....now....well by now I did have a bunch of pieces of vege all over the Spiralizer. It was time to clean it up. This is a task that many times kills the love of a kitchen device. I loved my mandolin (not Brieftons, haven't tried theirs) till I had to clean it. And looking at the spiralizer it didn't look like it would be that easy. Well I was wrong, it was a snap to clean with a simple kitchen sink brush. Within 2 or 3 minutes every part was clean and put away. I will say I'm not one to dry things too diligently so it might take a little longer if you are fussy about that but it was easy. This thing is way better than I expected and even a little better than my most optimistic hopes. My next adventure is to get a lot of vege's and freeze the results. Off to see what it does to an Apple.....Update after 8 months. It's even better because I know more about how to use it. And I tried freezing Zucchini and Beets and they come out of the freezer perfect from ziplock bags. So now I buy several lbs of either one at a time and spiralize a bunch putting 12 oz in zip locks for 2 person dinners and freezing. The suction continues to work the entire time. I can easily do 5 lbs of zucchini in about 10 to 15 minutes. Beets take a little longer because I peel them. I'm still amazed and this is THE BEST KITCHEN ACCESSORY I've ever bought. Obviously from the reviews I'm in good company.