Spiralizer

I have this one and it works great. Be careful of the blades when washing (true for all spirilizers)!!

I have two, the Paderno Spiralizer (spent about $40)...it works great but I rarely use it, feels a tad bit too cumbersome for my needs. My family isn't fond of the spiral veggie "noodles",  so I found I wasn't using it as much. I went on the search for something smaller and ended up getting a little handheld one (spent about $10). Conceptually it reminds me of a pencil sharpener. It saves space and I can quickly use it for a small serving at lunch time without having to lug out the Paderno. I use the small one a few times a week! They both work great, although my personal preference is the handheld.

Thank you for your insight.

Love my Joyce Chen. . . . . cheap, easy to use, have many people at work and relatives hooked.  

If you haven't purchased, you may want to spring for this.

http://inspiralized.com/the-inspiralizer/

I have the Paderno one that someone posted above and it's great, but this one seems much better. The blades are all integrated and apparently it sticks way better. The blogger who has the Inspiralized cookbook/blog created it. I'm waiting for mine to break so I can justify purchasing this!

Thank you for your input.

Pampered Chef just came out with one.  I love PC and have never been disappointed with there products.  I plan on investing in it very soon