Some people have said that they don't fit regular lasagna noodles. Can you recommend some brands that DO fit?
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All the lasagna noodles I have used fit exactly the width of the pan. Hope this helps.
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I make lasagna with two layers of noodles and then alternate with the cheese and meat twice.The pan is quite deep.. I really like the pan.. Cleans really easy too. Y
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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.
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I break the pieces and spread them out just a bit. They become thicker, but they don't cover THAT much additional area. These noodles are more rustic than the usual store-bought variety, so perfect coverage is not quite such a big deal. I've done less lasagna since going "low cholesterol", so it's been a while, but I don't think that one box covers a 9x13 pan exactly - you come out with a little extra or a little short.
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No, there is a spaghetti size and fetticini size cutter that comes with it. Of course it makes lasagna right out of the maker
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I can't recommend a specific brand. I will tell you that you need the dry food to be rather large. Small food or most treats are too tiny and fall too easily through even the smallest openings.
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The Big Boss Noodles I bought feel relatively smooth and have a 3-7/8" radius. Their texture is more like a piece of material with a tangible weave rather than the truly smooth feel of silk. Don't have any idea how to advise you regarding the size you should purchase.
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We only use it with no-boil noodles and have had no problems. Yummy lasagna every time!
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Yes! You control thickness and length of pasta to make lasagna sheets up to five and one-half inches wide.
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I used the "no boil" Great Value ones from WalMart. They work fine. I haven't boiled lassagna noodles in years!
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I think only the Dolce Gusto pods fit on it. I've never used other. Otherwise, Dolce Gusto have a great selection. Enjoy!!!
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They are very small. I don't know if they are any more flexible than regular noodles, but they are flexible.
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I had to buy a new pasta machine because my Atlas did not fit with the Norpro Motor. I think I bought a Norpro pasta machine so they would be compatible. But it was worth it, because now I can make my homemade pasta in half the time and I can do it without my husband's help and no more sore arms.
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These are for frosting and are small. Have no idea what the diameter is... I would cut a tip in large baggie and use that for filling your pasta. You may want to google to see what is out there specifically for filling pasta. Baggies are cheap and disposible!! Good luck!
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This doesn't make a stuffed pasta. The widest noodle or makes it's a rigatoni. You may want to consider the ravioli maker or the attachment that flattens out the piece of dough to make a manacotti or ravioli
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I don't have Lavazza capsules.. so I'm not sure how they'd fit. If you can, go to a Nespresso store *or* Sur La Table that has an in-house Nespresso shop. You can compare capsule sizes, etc. I have Lavazza at work and those capsules (if they are the same cup-like with wider flat bottoms) look like they probably *will not* fit. I googled it just now and it looks like it's the same as what I use at work (red, pink amabile, and purple)
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Hi Tammy, I've never used that brand. I have however used generic Giant and Wegman's brand along with a few name brands. The little curl on the right end is easy to get those brands over. Hope this helps.