There is a gadget for making those vegetable noodles that I've seen at the Rite-Aid pharmacy. It's around $20 and is sold with other "As Seen On TV" items. I've never seen it advertised on TV, but I've been tempted to buy it. However, I've talked myself out of it because I wonder how easy it is to use and clean and question if I'd use it often enough to justify the cost and storage space.

Your post makes me want to give it another look.

vegehetti! ( think that's how it's spelt) anyway, available at walmart. Spiral shaped grater.

Wow! That was easy. Thanks.

I have a friend who uses it to do cucumbers. Then he seasons it and oh my gosh is it good! He told me he ordered it off the TV.

Just sautéed some zucchini "spaghetti" this evening. I bought mine on Amazon.

Here is a link that might be useful: Spiral Veggie slicer

Use what is called a mandolin. You slide the veg over blades. I did it recently with zucchini.

You can buy a spiralizer, but if you don't mind squarish edges, a simple julienne peeler also works just fine.

there's also one called a zoodle on amazon.

This looks like a pain to take apart and clean but it looks great for making spiraled veggies! I too use a juienne slicer for making smaller pieces, but the spiraled zoodles are really in a different class than julienned zucchini! I mostly use the julienne tool for carrots and cucumbers when making small veggie sushi. The zoodles are fantastic.

Try Nomnompaleo recipe for zoodles with meatballs: http://nomnompaleo.com/post/5695132949/zucchini-spaghetti-zoodles-meatballs

Here is a link that might be useful: Spiral Slicer--good price