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11 years ago

Mama3

1. Re: Spiral slicers - which is easiest on the back, arms?

Thanks so much. The noodles don't have to be super-long. I figure if I can get a foot or so, we're good. Longer is OK. Your input is helpful. I think I will get the Benriner.
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11 years ago

Mama3

2. Spiral slicers - which is easiest on the back, arms?

Hello, all. I am new to the forum, looking to get more raw and fresh foods into my diet, and trying to find fun ways to present vegetables to my 3 and 6 year olds. I have a newborn as well, so efficiency is important! I want a good spiral slicer. I have a cheapo similar to the Joyce Chen one. It doesn't work very well. I am willing to spend $100 for a decent one. I am considering the Benri
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