Can I use this to make noodle? what will be the size of the noodle?
448728
No, it wouldn't work, it will "rice" potatoes or eggs, but they come out so short/small/fine, noodles wouldn't stay together, better off with pasta maker
448729
I don't think so. It is great to make a fine mashed potato, but not noodles.
448730
No way. You need something like the KitchenAid KPEXTA Stand-Mixer Pasta-Extruder Attachment (it sounds like you're talking about extruded shapes rather than flat cut shapes for which KitchenAid KPRA is excellent though the included recipe is dull and will not make pasta any better than what you can buy, so why bother? Michael Ruhlmann and Wolfgang Puck pasta recipes work well.
388095
Eileen you can email the company and they will send it to you ,and tell which size you have . (please email info@nordicware.com and they can assist with a recipe.)
1419470
You might want the larger size. If you use the larger one, I think it should work just fine. Be careful as you remove it from the pot. It will need to besupported because it will flatten out without the sides of the pot to shape it.
105035
NO! The mesh holes of the basket are way too big for spaghetti. You might be able to use it for Rigatoni or other large pasta shapes, but not long, thin noodles. For reference, the holes in the mesh are approximately 1cm wide, and a spaghetti noodle is probably only 2mm wide.
2112580
sorry I haven't measured, but actually I found my zucchini and carrot noodles to be quite thin (not as fine as spiderwebs, but I think too thin and they would fall apart.) I was actually hoping that this device would have an option to produce noodles that were a little thicker. Both blades are pretty thin, I thought.
794897
The center hole diameter is one inch. I used the noodle as cushion for a boat dolly I built from one inch PVC pipe and the noodle fit over the pipe perfectly.
1227039
The size is like a fettucini noodle and does come out flat on the ends. This would be like the Reams frozen noodles you buy in the grocery store. I love my roller set. My grandma used to make her noodles by hand, but since I'm usually making 3-4 batches of noodles at a time, this really simplifies and speeds up the process. It was worth the investment for me.
1009157
Hi Daisy. For reasons that would take too long to explain, I actually have a digital caliper in my kitchen. The blades on this mixer will be too small for you, averaging around 3/8" from the shroud (0.3725" or 9.46mm). For what it's worth, we found a gently used magic bullet on a popular classified website for about this price and it makes very good baby food. This mixer works well for soups, but mashed potatoes are a bit too much for it. Good luck!
257493
In northeast Ohio, oven ready noodles and boil noodles are the same size. When I used to use a bread panI used to break off the noodles to make them fit. That may work for you.
2100387
It could be used for a small quantity of small pasta such as elbow, fusiuli, etc. But would be too small for anything else. It is definitely not a typical pasta type pot such as I typically use for my angel hair, spaghetti or lasagna.
200791
JM2 answered is right well - I measured the noodle size - 9 1/2 " by 4 1/2" we found that the containers hold everything right well - an keeps well ; so buying in bulk is ideal .!!!!" EXCEPT - however - Brown Sugar - does not keep - if at all ; " all other items do fine - Sugar - Flour - Noodles - an Hard Candy - an Nuts - as well as Cereal Best answer I can give .!!!!!!!!!!!!!
270208
Hi, I'm not sure. I purchased this to make spaetzle, which is a German noodle. It works great, plus it has extra discs. I believe it is Browne Foodservice. Hope it helps. It is sturdy and does the job.
2034441
I think the best way to figure out the size of the mixing bowl is to look at the whisk. This is a hand mixer, so it will do a couple of ordinary sized carrots, or a couple handfuls of nuts. I think it chops evenly enough, but don't overload the little bowl.
1449850
The inside measures this way: 100cm (L), 40cm (W), and 30cm (H) (roughly 39x15x12 inches). Now, I did not use it for storing pool items so I have't tried placing a pool noodle in it. If its a standard noodle (5 foot 3inch long :wikipedia) it may not fit. But measure the items you want to store in it and if it is smaller than the measurements I gave here, then you will be ok. Good luck!
1959112
Yes you can make thin noodles but not spaghetti noodles like angel hair pasta. We just used the machine to make ravioli - you can buy an attachment for that. With the left-over dough, we made fettuccine noodles. Hope this is helpful
163489
no this is to small for special bowls, you are needing a Kitchen-aide stand mixer for all that and at a considerable higher price. We have that too for major mixing or large recipes. This product is better for smaller items like single batches of cookies or brownies etc.
1879832
No - too too big - it makes enough for a quart. In fact I use it to make my roosibos Tea. I use a smaller swiss one to make my coffee now. But the GSI is very durable of top quality.