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<blockquote data-quote="CatsFive" data-source="post: 2607877" data-attributes="member: 567227"><p>Update:</p><p></p><p>I was in ProCook (a very dangerous to my wallet shop, like John Lewis & Lakeland!) and they had greatly reduced spiralizers - the sort you crank by hand. It can't go in the dishwasher but it's very quick to rinse under the tap.</p><p></p><p>Courgettes are a winner, and if I cut down it's side before spiralizing I tend to get very thin slices rather than a long spiral, which ever after a bit of chopping I found hard to get on my fork! I had some last night with my steak, given 1 minute in the microwave which got them hot, softened them a little but left them somewhat crunchy.</p><p></p><p>So what next?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CatsFive, post: 2607877, member: 567227"] Update: I was in ProCook (a very dangerous to my wallet shop, like John Lewis & Lakeland!) and they had greatly reduced spiralizers - the sort you crank by hand. It can't go in the dishwasher but it's very quick to rinse under the tap. Courgettes are a winner, and if I cut down it's side before spiralizing I tend to get very thin slices rather than a long spiral, which ever after a bit of chopping I found hard to get on my fork! I had some last night with my steak, given 1 minute in the microwave which got them hot, softened them a little but left them somewhat crunchy. So what next? [/QUOTE]
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