Make yourself fresh, healthy and fun foods with an exciting and new twist with the Spiralizer from Morphy Richards! It's the easiest way to get your five a day, and thanks to the electric operation you can create spirals of your favourite vegetables and fruits in seconds. Full-sized processors usually come with a diverse array of attachments and can handle an impressive range of tasks. The Express is essentially a one-function food processor, with a taller chute. Yet I’m horrified by how easy it is to use. A switch trips the revolving, hidden blade. Gravity helps guide the veg to an aesthetic death, streamers of beet purling tub-ward, like blood in water. I depress a courgette, dribble oil, and create a healthy dish in seconds. Manual models often leave sizeable, unspiralized vegetable stumps. Not so here – after the action, one is left holding an acceptably small knob – which is a good thing.

We needed a new battery for our Dyson V8 cordless hoover. I have used espares in the past for other appliance spares and found them to be competitively priced and reliable so this was the first option I chose when searching. The earthiness of beetroot complements the sweet yet tart plums and toasted pecans in this side salad. Pair with lamb for an autumnal feast By working with a variety of trusted Range Plus Partners, we’re able to offer our customers a wider selection of products. As well as chopping, slicing and grating, most can also whisk, whip, mix and knead. This is ideal if you also like to bake but don't have space or budget for a separate stand mixer. Some also come with a blender attachment for making soups and smoothies. Simply choose your vegetable or fruit, ensuring it will fit down the feeder shoot. Guide the vegetable down the feeder chute using the plunger and watch the perfect spirals collect in the dedicated container. Spaghetti and RibbonsSpiralized courgettes make a healthier alternative to pasta in the classic spaghetti bolognese – use turkey mince for a low-calorie sauce Assembling the machine was simple; it’s pretty intuitive to put together and we were ready to spiralize in seconds. We started by making courgetti using the finer of the two blades. After topping and tailing a courgette – it can be peeled for a greater similarity to spaghetti – I halved it and attached the plunger. Gently pushing it towards the blade, it produced consistent swirls of vegetable that collected in the beaker below. There were a few scraps of skin that had been peeled off during the spiralizing and seeds to remove, but otherwise I was left with long runs of courgetti and a cone-shaped end piece of courgette that could be sliced up and used in another dish. If you're looking to reduce the amount of carbs you eat, it's so simple with the spiraliser! Just replace pasta and noodles with delicious spirals of courgette or sweet potato, for example. For inspiring recipes, the dedicated Cook & Create App offers you a range of delicious and amazing meals you can make at home, perfect for getting started with your new Morphy Richards Spiralizer!

Spiralizers are a nifty kitchen gadget for creating gorgeous long spirals of fruit and veg – spiralized courgette in particular makes for a delicious, healthy alternative to spaghetti. We’ve tested five spiralizers to suit any budget, so read on to find out which is right for youA healthy tomato 'pasta' dish that makes full use of your spiralizer. This vegan-friendly supper is five of your five-a-day and will fill you to the brim

Food processors range massively in size and weight. Make sure you have enough kitchen counter space for the appliance you choose – think about the height of any cabinets above where you’ll put the food processor that may obstruct the feeding tubes or lids. If it's going to live in your cupboard, can you lift it in and out easily? Some are pretty hefty, weighing as much as 11kg. How much should I spend on a food processor? Spiraliser Express is great for health-conscious chefs, as you can fill your meals with nutrient rich vegetables. You can enjoy spiralised vegetables and fruit either raw or cooked within a dish of your choice. Create a simple Courgetti bolognese by swapping pasta for courgette spaghetti, using the dedicated spaghetti blade. Spirals In Seconds Spiralize courgettes to make this healthier, gluten-free 'pasta' dish. The vegetarian meatballs use ground almonds instead of breadcrumbs to increase the protein

However much you decide to spend on your spiralizer, these are the key features you’ll want to look for. Number of blades A large-capacity bowl means you'll be able to make bigger batches. However, the bigger the bowl size, the more space it’s likely to take up in your kitchen. It’s also worth bearing in mind that bigger bowls can be more of a faff to clean by hand or may be awkward to fit in the dishwasher. What makes this spiralizer particularly stand out though, is its design. The soft-grip handle makes it easier to hold onto slippery ingredients, while the self-aligning blades ensure ingredients are spiralised and grated evenly. To top it off, spiralized ingredients falls directly into the container underneath, making prep and clean up bundles easier.