Newcreativetop Stainless Steel Manual Noodles Press Machine Pasta Maker with 5 Noodle Mould

Great tobacco press. I have made some very solid plugs/cakes. It seems sturdy and can withstand some torque. In the moment, this thing is great. If it stands up to the test of time, I may order a few more.

Not sure how it does with noodles but it presses tobacco like a boss.

I make homemade shirataki noodles with this (with glucomannan powder, I use Herbal Island brand, trust me, it's worth the higher price than the junk on Amazon), and they turn out perfect every time (as long as I let the reaction go properly). It is a bit awkward to use, especially as when I extrude noodles they need to run out smoothly, and that's not possible with this setup. MODIFICATIONS TIME!!! So first I added a longer bar that fit snugly over the twist handle and that kind of helped. Mark II: The MORE GOODER modification: if you take the screw out of the tip of the handle and remove the cross bar, there is a nut that drives the worm gear, and fancy enough, it's a 14mm socket size nut. Soooo, I fill my glucomannan mix into the tube, cap with the back cap, and use my drill to extrude the noodles. Smooth as can be, have to go a little slower than I want, but long and short this thing puts in work. I've had it for over 2 years and it's been a staple in my kitchen. I recommend everyone make noodles with a drill. People will look at you like you're crazy, and you'll also wow them with homemade noodle dishes. :)

Super hard to use! Even my almost 200 pound boyfriend was having quite some fun trying to twist & turn to get the noodles out this thing it was hard & time consuming doing it but at the end of they day we got our noodles. Hurt our hands though and you can’t set it down otherwise you will damage your countertop etc., also the handle came off and we kept putting it back and it would fly out from how hard we had to twist and turn and once the handle came off it’s even harder to twist. Honestly only used it twice and now I buy made pre-made noodles that you can put in boiling water and in 5 minutes you have noodles that are done! This was the cheapest noodle tool out there but I see why.

I rarely return items below $20 unless the product or the seller makes me feeling bad. I received the item broken. The plastic end of the handle fell off when I pulled it out of the box. The packing foam bag was broken. Obviously it was a used item. That was fine for me. As long as it can be used, I normally don't want to bother the seller for returning. Then, the changeable head stuck on the cylinder and couldn't be removed in the first use. That makes the item totally useless. Either the product or the seller is not serious. Don't recommend the product to anybody.

Good

I love this item! I have a stand mixer that has the capability of adding a pasta maker, but this item is small and easy to clean. I don't have to pull out a lot of stuff and attach it to anything. It's easy to use. The biggest problem is that I am making pasta way too often and my diet is suffering.

Very hard to use, it takes a lot of strength to twist it, when there is dough inside. It is very easy to clean after use.

¡Mucho mejor de lo que creí! Mucho mucho mejor, es de acero inoxidable, muy sólido y todo de muy buena calidad, es un excelente artículo a muy bajo precio. Eso sí, se debe echar directamente en el agua hirviendo porque si no se pega horriblemente.

Works well as good as expensive units

Works better and is of a higher quality than I expected based on the price. I've used it about ten times already to make noodles for pasta, soup and stir frys. Someone in another review mentioned that it didn't work well because the pasta stuck together, but the instructions say that you should express the noodles directly into the boiling water, which alleviates this problem. I use it with gluten-free flour, and it works well.

The quality and ease of use are good. The problem is separating the pasta when it exists.Solve this and you have a good quality low priced pasta maker.,

Takes a lot of power to squeeze out