Veggetti Review and Product Info

Veggetti is a hand-operated pasta maker which allows you to create pasta from vegetables. Read our Veggetti reviews from editors and readers.

About Veggetti

Veggetti is a simple device which makes “pasta” from squash or zucchini. The official website is buyveggetti.com, which was registered in September 2013. Below is the Veggetti we purchased in February 2014.

How much does Veggetti cost?

On the website Veggetti costs $14.99 plus $6.99 shipping for a total of $21.98. You can include a Super Slicer for another $6.99.

Veggetti is sold in some stores for $19.99, as shown below:

Television Commercial

Here is a recent television commercial for Veggetti:

Transcript of the television commercial above:

Do you love digging in to a delicious spaghetti dinner, but it’s loaded with fat and carbs that bulk you up and slow you down? Introducing Veggetti, the fast, easy way to make mouth-watering zucchini and squash pasta in seconds. It’s tasty, healthy, and won’t weigh you down. Watch, just place any zucchini into the Veggetti and turn. In just seconds you’ve got mounds of zucchini pasta with a delicious taste and perfect texture. The secret’s the twelve ultra-sharp stainless steel blades on each side that effortlessly slice through the zucchini for endless pasta strips. Use the left side for thin spaghetti cuts and the right side for thicker fettuccine cuts. Add marinara sauce and Parmesan. Top with garlic and olive oil, or make delicious primavera. Serve with creamy alfredo sauce, even mouth-watering meat sauce. Look, ordinary pasta has over 800 calories and 160 grams of carbs, but zucchini pasta has just 60 calories and only 8 grams of carbs. Make a packed Thai noodle stir-fry. Make quick and easy zucchini salads. But that’s not all. Veggetti carrots to add some crunch to lunch. Veggetti potatoes for hash browns and potato pancakes. And make unforgettable garnishes in seconds. The ergonomic grip makes it easy to hold, and it’s dishwasher safe. Call now and get your Veggetti complete with gourmet recipe guide for just $19.99. But wait! Call right now and we’ll double the offer free. Just pay separate processing and handling. As a bonus you’ll also get our Super Slicer free. Instantly slice and dice onions, tomatoes, and cheese for toppings that please. Mince fresh herbs and spices. Chop celery, make fresh bruschetta, and more. You get it all. Two Veggettis, two recipe guides, and a Super Slicer for just $19.99. Call or click now.

Our Veggetti Review

Hand-operated zucchini pasta makers such as Veggetti are gaining popularity in recent years because they offer a healthy alternative to traditional pasta. Veggetti allows you to insert vegetables into either end, one for thicker “pasta” and the other for thinner pieces, which are then rotated against the blades to create pasta-like strands.

Although Veggetti is made of plastic, even the metallic-looking part of the handle, it performed surprisingly well, and the “pasta” it created was simple to make. The blades were sharp, requiring little force to operate. We found the thinner strands to be less intact and formed than the thicker pieces.

While pasta aficionados may cringe at the idea of “fake” pasta made from zucchini or squash, those looking for a healthy dish resembling pasta may find Veggetti a welcomed addition to their kitchens.

The only problematic aspect of Veggetti that we found was in cleaning the product, as the sharp teeth tend to hold onto food particles. Attempting to use a sponge resulted in the sponge being shredded. The best method we found for cleaning the Veggetti was using a soft kitchen dish brush. Veggetti does hold up in the dishwasher, but be sure that food particles are removed first as small bits of Zucchini skin may end up fusing to the Veggetti in the dishwasher.

Readers over on freakinreviews.com rate Veggetti three out of five stars out of 120+ votes.

Video of our Tests

Below is a short video showing our tests of Veggetti making thick and think noodles.

Bottom Line

Veggetti does a fine job of producing vegetable pasta from zucchini and squash as advertised. You may want to pick it up locally to avoid shipping charges and delays.

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