SuperSwizz Spiral Slicer Review

Disclosure: I got this product as part of an advertorial.

I have mentioned before I love to cook I'm always up to finding the newest must have kitchen utensil  or tool so when I was chosen to review the Super Swizz Spiral Slicer I was excited to to see how it worked.  The slicer is a simple design made of plastic with 2 slicers one on each side. The blades are different sizes so you have a choice of the size your slices are. The Japanese blades are stainless steel and create Julienne strips.  It is compact as every kitchen tool should be because I don't have tons of storage in my kitchen.

 I was surprised how much I loved it. It is very simple to use, put the vegetable in and twist. That's it there is nothing more to it. The blades are super sharp and cut the first time around so no fighting with it to grate. You don't really need to push hard just slightly firm. I used it with a Zucchini and Squash and both came out perfectly and equally as easy to slice.  What I really like about the slicer is the slices are so fine, I think I can sneak healthy veggies into some dishes without my children finding out. That is always a plus.

The package comes with a little cleaning brush and the blades were very easy to clean. It was amazing how quickly the particles came off when I ran the slicer under water and scrubbed a little with the brush they provided. It is also dishwasher safe if you place it on the top rack. I have had choppers that were very hard to clean even with the scrapper they provided. I would pull it out to use only to see particles were still there. That was very unsanitary to me.

After using the Super Swizz Spiral Slicer you will have very little left overs and that means very little waste. Anything that saves me money is a plus too! I love salads so I can't wait tot try slicing carrots. I wonder if will work for cheese? I can see it now  we will have tons of sliced vegetables in the near future.

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