Tchibo Vegetable Spiralizer: Put to the Test
Tchibo finally launched a vegetable spiralizer, and it won't break the bank. Here's what the set with a smooth and a serrated blade can actually do.
Tchibo finally launched a vegetable spiralizer, and back when we tested it, the price of €12.95 felt pretty fair. With this little gadget, I can finally make veggie spaghetti at home.
Two spiralizers, two blades
The set comes with two spiralizers. The first has a smooth blade, perfect for spirals and rosettes. The second one, with a serrated blade, is designed for thin, long julienne strips.
Cleaning: straight into the dishwasher
Luckily, every part is dishwasher-safe, so cleanup after all that chopping is refreshingly hassle-free.
Frequently asked questions
What can the Tchibo vegetable spiralizer do?
The set includes two spiralizers: the smooth blade creates spirals and rosettes, while the serrated blade makes thin, continuous julienne strips, great for veggie spaghetti.
Is the Tchibo vegetable spiralizer dishwasher-safe?
Yes, every part of the spiralizer can go straight into the dishwasher.
How much did the Tchibo vegetable spiralizer cost?
At the time of testing, the set cost €12.95, which we felt was a fair price.
Note: This article is for general information only. It does not constitute medical advice and is no substitute for diagnosis or treatment by doctors or qualified nutrition professionals. If you have any health concerns, please see your doctor.