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The winner of the Spiralizer is Carol Jackson.
Congratulations Carol. Please send an email to support@simple-nourished-living.com to claim your Spiralizer (affiliate link) + Inspiralized Cookbook!
We had so much fun doing our Christmas-in-July giveaways, that we are going to keep them going in August!
Today, in honor of my brother Peter’s birthday, we are giving away one of his favorite kitchen tools – a Spiralizer (affiliate link).
And to provide a little extra inspiration so that you’ll always have a healthy recipe by your side, we’re also including the popular cookbook Inspiralized: Turn Vegetables into Healthy, Creative, Satisfying Meals (affiliate link) by Ali Maffucci.
Spiralizers allow you to beautifully shred, slice and chip most firm vegetables and fruits. They are the perfect kitchen tool for making quick low-carb, healthy veggie noodles from firm fruits/veggies like apple, onion, carrot, zucchini, cucumber, cabbage, beet, turnip, rutabaga, radish, potato, sweet potato, squash and more.
TO ENTER:
To enter, just leave a comment below answering the question: “Which fruits and veggies are you most interested in spiralizing?”
One random winner will be selected and announced right here on Sunday (8/5) morning!
Good Luck!!
I am interested in spiralizing zucchini, summer squash, and beets, all from our garden.
I would like to learn more about what to do with spiralized fruit!
Can’t do carrots with the small one I have,so would like to do carrots and potatoes.
zucchini, carrots, squash
I have never used a spiralizer and think it might be fun and healthy to try
Sweet potato, potato, zucchini, apples
I’ve always wanted to try a spitalizer but never have. Would love to use with zucchini
Zucchini noodles appease my cracings for pasta.
I would like to learn how to spiralize sweet potatoes and apples. Thank you!
ZUCCHINI!!! I love it!!
I never even thought of spiralizing fruits! I’m interested in doing potatoes to make my own fries. Along with zucchini and maybe broccoli stems (I don’t like them in chunks).
Would use this for zuchinni, cucumbers, carrots, beets, potatoes