Tupperware Spiralizer recipes
The Tupperware Spiralizer turns vegetables into long noodle strands, and this collection uses it as a preparation tool. Starters, sides and mains lead, from raw veggie noodle salads and carrot noodles with peanut sauce to vegetable noodle soup and potato noodle mini pizzas.
23 recipes


Raw Veggie Noodle Salad with Ham and Ranch Dip

Spicy Carrot Noodles with Peanut Sauce

Potato Noodle Crust Mini Pizzas

Vegetable Noodle Soup

Raw fish and prawns, orange-chilli marinade

Chilled zucchini, goat's cheese and cured ham charlotte

Indonesian-Style Fried Rice with Vegetables and Egg

Filled Flatbread with Ham, Spinach and Cream Cheese

Homemade Pizza with Courgette Ribbons and Parmesan

Cucumber Noodle Salad with Strawberries, Feta and Mint

Zucchini Spaghetti Pizza with Blue Cheese

Sweet Potato and Ham Quiche

Asian-Style Cucumber Noodle Salad

Greek-Style Courgette Salad

Sweet Potato and Cashew Salad

Red Cabbage and Beetroot Salad with Ginger

Butternut Squash Noodles with Bacon and Ricotta

Creamy Butternut Squash Noodles

Warm Broccoli Salad with Spiralized Stems

Crispy Spiralized Potato Cups

Strawberry and Cucumber Noodle Salad

Twisted Worm Mocktail

Zucchini Noodle Nests with Poached Eggs
In these recipes you fit the Spiralizer onto its cutting base and spiralize zucchini, carrot or potato directly over a bowl. The noodles are then eaten raw, or cooked afterwards in other equipment: briefly in an oiled pan, in a microwave dish or in a soup pot. The median total time is 25 minutes, so most dishes suit a weeknight.
FAQ
What can I make with the Tupperware Spiralizer?
The recipes on this page include raw veggie noodle salads, carrot noodles with peanut sauce, vegetable noodle soup, potato noodle mini pizzas and chilled zucchini charlotte.
What does the Spiralizer do in these recipes?
It cuts zucchini, carrot and potato into long strands that fall into a bowl. Some are served raw, and others are cooked afterwards in a pan or a microwave dish.
Is the Spiralizer useful for zucchini noodles?
Yes, zucchini and carrot noodles are its most common use here. Spiralize them over a bowl, then serve raw or cook them briefly in another dish.