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Pasta in 3 minutes with a fraction of the carbohydrates. The spiralizer makes vegetables the noodle.
A zucchini noodle has approximately 4 grams of carbohydrates per cup. A cup of pasta has approximately 43 grams. If you are managing carbohydrate intake, the spiralizer is one of the few kitchen tools that genuinely changes the nutritional equation of a meal without eliminating the meal format. Zucchini noodles with a standard pasta sauce is a different eating experience to a bowl of salad — it works for people who would otherwise not eat their vegetables willingly.
Three blade settings — spaghetti-size spirals, ribbon-wide cuts, and thin angel hair. Works on zucchini, cucumber, carrot, beetroot, sweet potato, and any firm vegetable. Suction feet keep it stable during use. Compact enough to store in a standard drawer. Dishwasher safe blades. Free shipping across Canada.
Who it's for
Anyone managing carbohydrate intake, low-carb or keto dieters, parents trying to increase vegetable intake in meals, and anyone who wants a faster vegetable prep tool.
Frequently asked questions
Do zucchini noodles need to be cooked?
No — they can be eaten raw with warm sauce poured over them, which wilts them slightly. Cooking makes them softer. Most people prefer a 60-second saute to keep some texture.
What is the maximum vegetable diameter it handles?
Vegetables up to approximately 6-7cm diameter. Larger zucchinis need to be halved lengthwise first.
Is it dishwasher safe?
The blades are dishwasher safe. The main body wipes clean — keep away from water submersion.
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Shipping & Returns
Free shipping on orders over $75 CAD. Standard delivery 5–10 business days across Canada. 30-day hassle-free returns.
