Spiraliser 3 mm Handheld Black

Lurch TANGO Handheld Spiraliser 3 mm – Fine Vegetable Spirals with Precision and Style

Create Light and Elegant Vegetable Spirals

With the Lurch TANGO handheld spiraliser 3 mm you can quickly and easily transform vegetables into fine, uniform spirals that give your dishes an inviting and professional look. The smaller cutting width of 3 mm makes it ideal for thin and delicate spirals, which are perfect for salads, garnishes, or light vegetable dishes.

The spiraliser is perfect for vegetables such as carrots, courgettes, and cucumbers, giving you the freedom to experiment with both flavour and presentation in the kitchen. Its compact size makes it easy to work with and simple to store, so it is always on hand when inspiration strikes.

Ergonomic Design and Easy Handling

The TANGO series from Lurch has been developed with a focus on ergonomics and ease of use. The distinctive TANGO handle ensures a stable and comfortable grip, whether you are right- or left-handed. This gives you better control and makes working with it both easier and more efficient.

The spiraliser is also fitted with a handy Easy Click Off system that allows you to quickly disassemble the parts for cleaning. The robust design ensures long-lasting durability, while the sleek black appearance suits any modern kitchen.

Product benefits:

• Creates fine 3 mm vegetable spirals
• Ergonomic TANGO handle for a comfortable grip
• Suitable for both right- and left-handed users
• Compact design – easy to store
• Easy Click Off system for simple cleaning

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the 3 mm and 5 mm spiraliser?
The 3 mm produces thinner, more delicate spirals that are ideal for garnishes and light dishes, whereas the 5 mm produces thicker spirals.

Which vegetables can I use?
You can use vegetables such as carrots, courgettes, cucumbers, and other firm vegetables.

Is it easy to clean?
Yes, it can be easily disassembled using the Easy Click Off system, making cleaning straightforward.

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