The Spiral Cutter SPIRALFIX is the indespensable kitchen tool for every vegetable fan. Based on the time-tested principle of the pencil sharpener, it transforms countless sorts of vegetables into delicious vegetable spaghetti,without effort and in no time at all. Using it is simple, convenient and extremely safe: Just open the folding lid, use the adjusting wheel to set the desired width of cut and place the vegetables in the box. Now close the lid, turn the crank handle (pressing down gently), and the desired vegetable spirals fall into the non-slip holding container. The long spirals can be produced with ease because two high-strength special knives made of blade steel work together perfectly in the box. The best part of it is that the two knives are able to cut the vegetables into spirals almost without any scraps.The Spiral Vegetable Slicer is the must-have in hot and cold vegetable cooking for healthy culinary pleasures: It conjures up delicious vegetable spirals in no time at all, making carrots, zucchini, cucumbers, radishes, beet, kohl-rabi and even potatoes real culinary eye-catchers on every plate, be it in the title role as a vegetarian dish, as a salad or a side dish to go with meat, fish or pasta

How it works:

1. The Spiralfix will need to be constructed. Follow the clear instructions to thread the stablising wheel though the lid and attach it to the rotating handle. Then, cut your fruit or veg to the right height, so that it can fit inside the cutting chamber (about 8cm heigh). Screw the bowl onto the base of the Spiralfix, or cut directly into a bowl.
2. Using the knob on the side, (pull it out, rotate it, and let it fall back in again), rotate the upright blades to the correct width. Pop the cut veg in, placing it on the central spike. Close the lid, making sure the stabilising wheel sticks into the food.
3. While gently pushing down, rotate the handle, quickly cutting through your food.
4. You can keep going until you’ve finished the veggie, or until you have enough – you can also change the width by rotating the knob on the side.