[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very happy I have this accessory available for my KA stand mixer. I have not used yet, although I did register it after investigating that ALL the pieces were included. I know I will be making soups and other dishes where these different peelers and cutters will be in high use! I might even finally try my hand at a tart!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] While I already own a hand cranking spiraliser (and another one that is like a giant pencil sharpener) they both sit in the drawer and I never use them. However I bought this spiral attachment for my Kitchen Aid stand mixer just a few weeks ago. I find that it’s fun to use and does the job really efficiently. Much easier than the other devices. While I’m not on any particular low carb eating plan - or anything like that - I simply enjoy the fact that I can quickly mix zucchini spirals into regular pasta to make it less starchy and more healthy and colourful. I even tried the apple corer with spiraliser for quick and easy success. I’ll work my way through the other attachments!

** This is not a complaint ** This attachment does exactly what it was promised to do.. but unfortunately, not exactly what I need it to do. I wish that I could change the gearing, or the pitch of the feed screw thread, so that this would advance the cutter ¼" / 6mm per rotation of the food item, instead of the present feed rate of about 2.5 or 3mm per revolution. I bought this hoping to duplicate commercial curly fries, but the spiral cut is too thin, the fries cooked too crisp too quickly. Fortunately, I.love scalloped.potatoes even more than curly fries.. the full width spirals will easily become.ringlets that will make perfect scallops. But, when apple pie season rolls around, apple slices of that size seem too thin, and I'll be wanting a 6mm/rev feed rate again. Fortunately, I'm a mechanical engineer and qualified machinist, so, if I can find a used and broken unit on E b a y being sold for salvage parts, I can tweak the feed screw and/or the gear ratios to get what I want. Obviously, I can't go exploring inside my new unit for another year, when the warranty expires. Seriously, thank you for another excellent product in the Kitchenaid family.