Paderno-World Cuisine Spirooli Slicer
Model(s): A4982799 (replaces 48397-99)
Item #: A4982799
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$69.99
Our Price: $35.96
World Cuisine Spirooli Slicer
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Paderno Spirooli Slicer, World Cuisine
The Spirooli Slicer from World Cuisine effortlessly makes medium and thick cut noodles from zucchini and other vegetables for veggie pasta! This Spirooli Slicer is a practical and innovative way to beautifully shred, slice and chip most vegetables and fruits. This World Cuisine Spirooli Slicer has 3 interchangeable blades (large noodle, small noodle and slicing blade) and is easy to use, clean, and store. The Paderno World Cuisine Spiral Vegetable Slicer was formerly marketed as the Spirooli, but the Spirooli was discontinued by the marketing company who was branding it. World Cuisine has re-branded the Spirooli as their own vegetable slicer, now known as the World Cuisine Spiral Vegetable Slicer. Paderno World Cuisine Spirooli Vegetable Slicer Features: - Multiple blades for versatility: 5/64” (2mm), 1/8” (3mm), and 1/4” (6mm) spacing.
- Plus straight blade for ribbon cuts.
- Easy to insert blades
- Durable plastic construction
- Easy to operate turning wheel
- 4 suction feet for sturdiness
- Produces continuous spiral strands and curled julienne strips
- Size: L 11 7/8" x W 5 3/8" x H 8 1/4"
- Weight: 5 lbs
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Q: we ordered a spirooli slicer/knife set/cutingboard offered on tv back in sept. haven't received it as of yet! wife threw telephone # away can you help us?
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Reviews: 2
Average Customer Review is 4.0: 
 I am in Love -
My Spirooli slicer just came in the mail. I love it! it makes great green squash and beet noodles. The veggies have the texture of pasta without all the carbs and calories. The shipping was fast also I am so glad I bought this slicer.
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 It works -
I like the slicer, but would change a couple of things. The barbs that grip the end of the veggies are too sparse, and I would like to see them stronger, smaller, and multi-level. There's no handy way to catch the cut veggies. They just come out on the counter. If it were a little higher, a bowl would fit under it.
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