Kitchen Tools

Similar to the Benriner, the spiral slicer makes paper-thin slices or spaghetti-like strands. It also makes julienne strips and half rounds. In contrast, the spiral slicer requires round, solid, coreless veggies (beets, zucchini, fat carrots) and it slices up even finer angel-hair strands – in seemingly endless, curling, delicate strands.
This is a great tool for impressing someone with veggie ‘pastas’ and garnishes. The tender texture and graceful beauty of a spiral sliced salad are a real joy at dinnertime.
Material: Durable plastic, Stainless steel bladesDimensions: 9.5 in. height

Why a Bag? People often assume sprouts are best grown in jars. Indeed, in the hands of a diligent gardener, jars can successfully grow several varieties of sprouts. But jars were never designed for sprouting. Their popularity has more to do with their wide availability and free cost than with their merits as a gardening tool. Any serious sprout grower will soon run into the many limitations of jars as sprouting devices. While there are other types of sprouters available with different features, the sprout bag is a perfect substitution for the jar, with several advantages.

Rev up the flavors in your diet with a variety of  delicious mini-vegetables, such as buckwheat lettuce, baby sunflower, garlic chives, Chinese cabbage, purple turnip, curly kale, daikon radish, crimson clover, golden alfalfa and more.  Order Sproutman’s Organic Sprouting Seeds.
SPROUTMAN SAYS:“Bring the excitement of organic gardening into your home all year round. This automatic salad grower is the easiest and most economical way provide your whole family with fresh, living sprouts-the world’s most nutritious vegetables”