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Had enough zoodles and wondering what other vegetables work with a spiralizer? Get inspired by these great ideas for more unusual things you can make with your spiralizer, plus tips on how to cook them.

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Spiralizers are beloved by salad enthusiasts and raw food eaters: they allow you to quickly and easily turn your vegetables into noodles. And they come in quite handy during the fall, too, when they can turn root vegetables into colorful reasons that are even more fun to eat—and quicker to cook. You can use them in casseroles, in lieu of mandolined root vegetables; bake them into cakes; or roast them on their own. Whichever direction you go, you’ll have a bevy of options for your ribbony root vegetables. Here are a few ideas to get you started.