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[steph96]

I just purchased this one www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IIVRB3W/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I used someone else's and it was so easy to use. Her family has used it daily for a year or so with no issues. The first reviewers mention a way to clean it more easily and how to cut back on wasted ends.

[Miel]

I have this one: Paderno World Cuisine and really like it when I use it. It's really easy to use for larger vegetables like zucchini, beets, sweet potatoes and cucumbers but I find that I have a hard time making noodles out of thin/long veggies like carrots. 

It's pretty easy to clean and comes with three different blade types: thin spaghetti, thicker spaghetti and one that makes wider, flat noodles. 

[thebulldog]

Dec 28, 2014 16:39:33 GMT -5 Miel said:

I have this one: Paderno World Cuisine and really like it when I use it. It's really easy to use for larger vegetables like zucchini, beets, sweet potatoes and cucumbers but I find that I have a hard time making noodles out of thin/long veggies like carrots. 

It's pretty easy to clean and comes with three different blade types: thin spaghetti, thicker spaghetti and one that makes wider, flat noodles. 

This is the exact one I have and I like it a lot.

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[greenmonster]

Another paderno fan! I just got the 4 blade for Christmas!

[Deleted]

I ordered one and it came this weekend...just in time to begin our Whole 30 today!

[pixy0stix]

We have the paderno one. It works.