The second use of this product I discovered that the attachment is not faulty in design but the produce misshape is the culprit. Soft produce tends to move to the side when you try to peel or slice them but sturdy produce stays in place. This is not intended for extremely large produce either; to use the attachment with extremely large or small produce kitchenaid would have to design another totally larger or smaller slicer or peeler to fit the size. Coring is no more perfect than using a wedge cutter or to core it yourself. Trying to place the produce on the attachment is also not the answer either. I am now starting to consider buying a vegetable sheeter to use for slicing the softer produce for things like zucc lasagna and can not wait to buy one once I save the money for it.

I bought this item last week and come to un box it and was disappointed by the blade options. Now I see that have noodles blades sold separately. I debated whether or not to get this over the Inspiralizer. I might have to return this and get the other product instead. Quite disappointing if the other blades were included maybe I would keep this products but having to purchase more blades and storing them all separately makes the space saving option obsolete!

I fell in love with vegetable "spaghetti" about a year ago, but got frustrated with the manual gadgets that are available in the market. Needles to say I couldn't believe my luck when I discovered that Kitchen aid, had their very own professional version. I have been using it daily with all sorts of different vegetables, including sweet potatoes, butternut squash and beets. There are several recipe books for "spiralized" food that are the perfect complement.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We received this spiralizer as a wedding present 3 months ago and it does so much more than we thought it would do! So far we've only used it for zoodles, but with all of the different connections the options are limitless!

I just tried this product for the first time. The peeler peeled 3 apples in a matter of less than 5 minute but if you want to peel zucc's then you need to but the fat ones so it reaches out far enough for the peeler to reach. The slicer is extremely sharp (learned the hard way when my finger lightly touched it and I was cut). The spiralizer is fabulous.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great attachment features but wish they weren't so pricey. My only issue is having to remain cognizant when peeling potatoes etc to ensure the attachment is working properly and the peel doesn't clog it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] There is a lot of extra vegetable that won't go through the spiralizer. It's either wasted, or I have to slice it manually, which is what I'm trying to avoid. Maybe it's me. Maybe I need more practice. But for right now, having used it four times, I'm not thrilled with my purchase.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This machine is wonderful. With the arthritis I have in my right hand, I can no longer cut anything. This also allows me to try the newest recipes with spiralized vegetables. It has been a blessing to me

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The spiralizer with peeler & corer is great! It is easy to set up & quickly peeled, cored & sliced my apples. I was so excited, I made a video to recommend this to my friends too. My only regret is not buying it sooner!

This was my early Christmas present to myself, and I just love it. Have used it almost everyday. Way better than my little white plastic model I got at WS. I have so much fun using it. I looked online and downloaded the KitchenAid Spiralizer Cookbook and printed it out have been making something from it almost everyday. KitchenAid you out don yourself on this product. I just have to say stop making attachments I have bought all of them so far and love them all.