Potato Spiral Cutter

Triangle Potato Spiral Cutter – Creative Vegetable Spirals in No Time

The Triangle potato spiral cutter is a versatile kitchen tool in stainless steel that transforms ordinary vegetables into decorative spirals with a diameter of 2.5 cm. This handheld tool weighs just 40 grams and measures 270 mm in length, making it easy to handle and store in a kitchen drawer.

Ideal for creative plating, buffet presentations, or as an exciting addition to everyday meals. Use it on potatoes, carrots, beetroot, radishes, and other firm vegetables.

Versatile kitchen tool with many uses

The potato spiral cutter lets you add variety to your meals. The long, even spirals can be prepared in different ways – steam them lightly, fry them until crispy, or use them raw as decorative elements. The stainless steel ensures a sharp, precise cut every time, giving you uniform spirals without the need for specialist equipment.

Durable quality and easy maintenance

Made from durable stainless steel that will not rust or discolour on contact with food. After use, the potato spiral cutter can be easily cleaned in the dishwasher, saving time in the kitchen. The sturdy construction ensures a long service life even with frequent use in busy kitchens.

Technical specifications

The Triangle potato spiral cutter measures 270 mm in length, 47 mm in width, and 15 mm in height. It creates spirals with a diameter of 2.5 cm, perfect for both cooking and plating. Weighing just 40 grams, it is easy for any user to handle.

With the Triangle potato spiral cutter you get:

• A versatile kitchen tool for creative plating
• Durable stainless steel quality
• Easy maintenance – dishwasher safe

You are always welcome to contact our customer service at web@hwl.dk for further information.

Frequently asked questions

Which vegetables work best with the potato spiral cutter?
Firm vegetables such as potatoes, carrots, beetroot, and radishes give the best results. Avoid soft vegetables such as tomatoes.

Can I use the potato spiral cutter on fruit?
Yes, it works well with firm fruits such as apples and pears, but is less suitable for soft fruits.

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