- Beets. When it comes to spiralizing beets, any variety will do.
- Broccoli. Spiralizing gives you the perfect reason to look for broccoli with the stems.
- Butternut Squash.
- Carrots.
- Potatoes.
- Sweet Potatoes.
- Summer Squash & Zucchini.
- Turnips.
Similarly, it is asked, what veggies can you make into noodles?
You can use almost any hard or firm-fleshed vegetable to make veggie noodles, including:
- summer squash/yellow squash.
- potatoes and sweet potatoes.
- carrots.
- cucumber.
- broccoli stems.
- winter squash (butternut and acorn are the most popular)
- beets.
- turnips or radishes.
Secondly, can carrots be Spiralized? Spiralized carrots are a great alternative to shredding or slicing for salads or stir fry and let's be honest, they look way fancier. Grab the largest carrots you can find for easier spiralizing and use a fine or medium spiral slicing blade.
Also know, what can you Spiralise?
Zucchini is one of the most popular options, and is definitely a good place to start. The texture of “zoodles” is similar to noodles and pasta, so they work well as a replacement in those dishes. Beyond that, sweet potatoes, carrots, pumpkin, celeriac, cucumbers, turnips, apples and pears all spiralise well.
Do you eat zoodles raw or cooked?
Eat Zucchini Noodles Raw
Keep them raw. Yep, that means no cooking whatsoever. Spiralize, mix with your favorite ingredients and serve. Not only is raw the easiest and fastest method, but the noodles are just as delicious cold as they are warm.
