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bobthebuilder1948 — 5 out of 5 stars
This makes pasta making so easy. Literally 10 minutes and you have homemade pasta. Follow the recipe book. Great fun using the different shapes.
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bobthebuilder1948 — 5 out of 5 stars
This makes pasta making so easy. Literally 10 minutes and you have homemade pasta. Follow the recipe book. Great fun using the different shapes.
Sheather — 1 out of 5 stars
Worse thing ever invented. I wish I could return I for a refund. Don't be like me and waste you money. Not even worth 1 star
JadeDuckett — 4 out of 5 stars
I've really enjoyed trying out the Philips 7000 Series Pasta Maker over the past few weeks. I've always liked the idea of making my own pasta, and this machine makes it much more achievable without having to spend ages doing everything by hand. The pasta itself comes out really well, with a lovely texture, and I particularly like being able to experiment with different shapes and recipes. It's also a great addition to the kitchen when you're cooking for a family. I wouldn't say it's a machine you can just take out of the box and use perfectly straight away though. There's definitely some trial and error involved, particularly when it comes to getting the ingredients and consistency right. Once you've had a few attempts, it becomes much easier and the automatic settings are really useful. My main criticism would be removing the pasta moulds. Sometimes they can be incredibly stiff and require quite a bit of strength to get them off. It's not a major issue, but it can make cleaning a little more awkward than it needs to be. Preparation is fairly quick once you're familiar with the process, although you do need to allow a little time for cleaning afterwards. Despite those small frustrations, I'm really pleased with the machine. The finished pasta is delicious, and there's something quite satisfying about making it yourself. I would definitely recommend it, just be prepared to spend a little time learning how to get the best results!