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Video: How to make raw vegetable noodles

When I was just a youngster my grandma used to ask me what I wanted to eat for dinner when I was staying with her. I would always respond by saying “Pesketti” (aka Spaghetti) in my cute 2 year old voice. It was definitely my favourite food. Nowadays I am still a huge pasta lover but I have made some changes to the type of pasta I eat. No longer do I eat white refined grains so instead I stick to gluten-free whole grain pastas made with grains like brown rice, quinoa, amaranth, etc. In addition when I am looking for a grain-free option I jump on the vegetable noodle band-wagon. If you haven’t jumped on yet, this is definitely one sweet wagon to be on! Come aboard!

In this video I show you how to make a couple of my fav raw vegetable noodles, the tool I use, how to get your hot little hands on one of these superstar kitchen gadgets, and of course in true Briana fashion… some fun dancing in the kitchen!

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Briana Santoro

Briana Santoro is the Founder and Chief Product Undresser at The Naked Label Inc. She is a Registered Holistic Nutritionist, Certified Iridologist, Business Strategy Consultant and lover of whole foods. She holds her own in the kitchen, loves growing organic food, yet is lacking a green thumb, and could eat hummus every day of her life! In addition she is a dynamic public speaker and writer. Her passion for creating a world where everyone can be healthy and feel fabulous is what helps her spring out of bed in the morning.

Grace

Hi Briana
I am looking to purchase a spiralizer. Why did you go with this one instead of an electric one? Is this one good for the money?
Grace
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  Hi Grace, I find this one great for the money. Easy to use, easy to clean, I have used mine a lot and the blade still remains nice and sharp. It’s definitely a fun tool to have in the kitchen 🙂
Katie Hudson

I find that sweet potatoes to be a difficult vegetable to work with when it’s uncooked (eg. cutting). I would think an uncooked sweet potato would potentially break the machine no? How did you easily make noodles from an uncooked one?
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  Hey Katie!! Surprisingly the sweet potato goes through the machine easy-peasy. I was surprised the first time I tried it as well 🙂 When I’m making a salad out of the noodles I will then add about a tbsp or so of salt on to them and let them sit for about 20 minutes. Then I will strain out the excess water (you can rinse them if you want too). At this point they are softer, less brittle, and delicious!! Enjoy!!

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