broader noodles. A mandolin slicer, grater, or even just a knife (and some patience) will also work, so don't let not having a spiralizer stop you. Believe it or not, there's even a soda can hack ...

Spiralizing is one of those ways. Using an inexpensive tool, you can turn fresh vegetables into noodle and ribbon shapes. The spiralizer is similar to a large pencil sharpener. Simply place a firm ...

Butternut squash makes for tasty veggie noodles but needs to be peeled first (the thicker skin takes a while and is kind of a pain), then cut up into pieces to fit on your spiralizer. The ribbon ...

There are multiple ways to make zucchini noodles — with and without a spiralizer. Regardless of the method you choose, Gellman recommended keeping the peel. "You have all the fiber in that peel ...

Butternut squash makes for tasty veggie noodles but needs to be peeled first (the thicker skin takes a while and is kind of a pain), then cut up into pieces to fit on your spiralizer. The ribbon ...

But then a beautiful thing happened. The world invented the slicer spiral vegetable slicer, a gadget for turning everyday veggies into veggie noodles. You can transform all sorts of vegetables ...