Philips Automatic Pasta Maker

Posted: February 05, 2016

In: Household ➠ Kitchen

ADDITIONAL IMAGES

RELATED PRODUCTS

HomeStart Pasta Maker - $49.95
Philips Angel Hair & Pappardelle Pasta Disc Kit - $24.99
Norpro Ravioli Maker - $16.24
Mastering Pasta: The Art and Practice of Handmade Pasta - $18.35
Natural Beechwood Collapsable Pasta Drying Rack - $24.95

Purchase Details

Sold Out from Amazon »

Check It Out

I was watching that Aziz Ansari Master of None show, and after Aziz's girlfriend told him she might move to Chicago for a job he decided to cope by learning to make pasta. By the end of the episode he had declared himself a phenomenal pasta maker, and she decided not to move after all. They celebrated with bucatini. I sat there feeling melancholy because I didn't have any noodles to eat on my side of the TV.

I considered purchasing my own pasta maker like Aziz's, but his was some KitchenAid BS that requires you not only to spend two-hundred-some-odd dollars on the parts that spit out pasta, but also another $300 on the stand mixer that churns them. And you have to, like, mix the dough and feed it through the holes yourself.

For way less money and, more importantly, substantially less effort, the Philips Pasta Maker will do all of that stuff automatically. Kind of like a bread machine (or an Indian roti machine!) but for pasta.

Dump your flour and water and whatever else goes into toothsome tubes of penne into the Philips Pasta Maker and it will take care of the mixing, kneading, and extruding portions of the noodles' creation. Basically, it will do all of the work, producing a pound of fresh pasta ready for the rolling boil on the stovetop in about 15 minutes.

The machine comes with a set of pasta discs for shaping spaghetti, penne, fettuccini, and lasagna noodles.

DudeIWantThat.com is reader-supported. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. Learn more.

More Products You Might Like