Noodle Machines
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KitchenAid KPRA Pasta Roller Attachment for Stand Mixers $128.99 We’re sure you’ll agree, the flavor and texture of boxed pasta pales in comparison to fresh homemade pasta. But who has the time and energy for cranking dough through a manual machine? Fortunately that workhorse of the kitchen, your KitchenAid stand mixer is happy to do the work with this attachment. Make egg noodles, lasagna, tortellini, fettuccine, and angel hair pasta. Add herbs and seasonings … |
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World Cuisine 48297-99 Tri-Blade Plastic Spiral Vegetable Slicer $28.74 Cut vegetables and fruits into noodles, or curly, paper-thin ribbons with this inexpensive yet robust slicer. We recommend the World Cuisine brand over others because it costs about half or less of the price of similar models, makes nicer noodles, is easy to use and clean, and can slice fairly large quantities quickly, and is quite sturdy. The popular Joyce Chen type slicers can only process small… |
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Atlas Pasta Machine … |
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Free Range Noodle $18.99 … |
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Kiwi Pro Slice Peeler $3.64 Kiwi Pro Slice blue plastic handle peeler has a stainless steel wavy cut. Origin is Thailand… |
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Spring roll wrappers (rice paper)- Erawan brand, 16 oz $3.85 Made from a mixture of rice flour, water, and salt these are rolled out by machine to paper thinness and then dried on bamboo mats in the sun. Rice papers are used extensively for wrapping Vietnamese spring rolls of pork and seafood, which are then fried and wrapped with crispy fresh lettuce and herbs and finally dipped in a sweet, sour hot sauce. Useful Hints: Rice paper must be softened before u… |
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Play-doh Spaghetti Factory $9.99 Create any pastability you can imagine with this fun PLAY-DOH SPAGHETTI FACTORY playset. Make pretend spaghetti, linguine and ravioli covered in all your favorite “PLAY-DOH-licious toppings”. Just load some compound into the “pasta” maker, press down and the “pasta” pops up. Use the molds to make pretend meatballs and veggies. Four three-ounce cans of brightly colored compound let you create lots … |
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Mattel Hot Wheels 1999 1:64 Scale Game Over Series Purple Lean Machine Die Cast Car 1/4 $0.01 Mattel Hot Wheels 1999 1:64 Scale Game Over Series Purple Lean Machine Die Cast Car 1/4… |
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Hot Wheels 1998 747 SPEED MACHINE TECH TONES SERIES 3 of 4 1:64 Scale Die-cast Collectible Car $0.01 - Hot Wheels 1998 747 SPEED MACHINE TECH TONES SERIES 3 of 4 1:64 Scale Die-cast Collectible Car… |
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The Complete Book of Pasta and Noodles $12.48 Americans love pasta. But this doesn’t mean we know about its many types, how best to serve it, or even how best to bring it from plate to mouth. Exploring these topics and more, The Cook’s Illustrated Complete Book of Pasta and Noodles offers a comprehensive introduction to the world’s pasta, from spaghetti, couscous, and spaetzle to ramen, udon, rice sticks, and more. Compiled from the page… |
How have you done on the South Beach Diet?
I have since October 05 lost 65 lbs using various methods going from 266.5 to 198.5lbs and now am at 210 on average. I feel at some sort of intermission and am hungry, stressed, and mostly pressed for time and energy. I still want to lose more; decided to get the book and I have tried to the prepackaged meals and like that they are suprisingly filling; which is important to me because I fill so hungry lately, especially when I get home late at 1030 at night to help fall asleep). Anyway decide I want to go through phase one, do you think it be ok to get the meal from the vending machine at work for dinner, and my diet Pepsi, and drink water, because what I have in my lunch bag it not compliant, cup of noodles and stir fry rice. Plus I don’t eat seafood unless it’s a fried fish fillet. Plus I’ve already had some cereal and some kielbasa. What do you suggest for today with little money and considering what I already have comsumed. or should I start at a later date, ya think?
Here’s info on South Beach Diet:
http://www.southbeachdiet.com/public/
Semi-Automatic Rice Noodle Machine
