Is the Philips Pasta Maker the Best Home Pasta Extruder? — The Kitchen Gadget Test Show


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Today in the test kitchen, Esther Choi is testing the Philips Pasta Maker to see how it stacks up as an at-home extruder. See the Philips Pasta and Noodle Maker …

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  1. Tony F
    Tony F says:

    To produce good pasta quality, the usage of Grano Duro flour (Semolina) is needed to a ratio of 60% Grano Duro (Semolina) and 40% of regular flour. Do not forget the eggs – try that – it works!

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  2. Ethan K
    Ethan K says:

    So why should we trust this girl who has never made pasta in her life let alone give a description of what she’s doing/tasting?? ‘Yum – it has a chewy texture……. (error brain not found)’

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  3. Sharon Parker
    Sharon Parker says:

    For your ramen noodles you will find a huge difference if you use baked baking soda – I bake quite a bit and then it is perfect in an air tight container for later use. I have the original machine and love it. I do adjust the amount of water because it really depends on the weather as to how much liquid is needed.

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  4. Garth
    Garth says:

    If you made proper ramen in this the machine it would grind to a halt.. It is the most stiff dough I've ever made and this silly machine would explode 🙂

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