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I followed the recipe. Watched every bit of footage from the infomercial, instructional vhs, and a few people using it on YouTube. What I learned is the dough must have to be super dry. What I made was way too sticky. Dusting in more flour helped a little. It was getting late so I shut it down.

I scooped out the dough that was stuck, made a couple balls with it, then made a biscuit out of one and flattened and sliced the other.

Pic is of the biscuit I cooked in the air fryer, and the “pasta” that came out of the machine.

I had Parmesan and butter in a pan that got ignored because I was having such a hard time with the dough sticking in the machine so it burnt up but I still mixed the noodles in it because I’m not picky.

I don’t know what the noodles are supposed to be called (gnocchi?) but I swapped discs to a thick one because nothing was extruding. After adding at least 3 tablespoons more flour to the mix, this is what came out. I plated it all in a 10+ year-old Mr Lid.

I’ve learned a bit and will try again.

I followed the recipe. Watched every bit of footage from the infomercial, instructional vhs, and a few people using it on YouTube. What I learned is the dough must have to be super dry. What I made was way too sticky. Dusting in more flour helped a little. It was getting late so I shut it down. I scooped out the dough that was stuck, made a couple balls with it, then made a biscuit out of one and flattened and sliced the other. Pic is of the biscuit I cooked in the air fryer, and the “pasta” that came out of the machine. I had Parmesan and butter in a pan that got ignored because I was having such a hard time with the dough sticking in the machine so it burnt up but I still mixed the noodles in it because I’m not picky. I don’t know what the noodles are supposed to be called (gnocchi?) but I swapped discs to a thick one because nothing was extruding. After adding at least 3 tablespoons more flour to the mix, this is what came out. I plated it all in a 10+ year-old Mr Lid. I’ve learned a bit and will try again.
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Unfortunately jewtube videos are likely your best bet here. I have a pasta maker collecting dust in the basement that my wife bought years ago. It's mostly plastic so I'm sure it would shed microplastics at this stage if used.

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Yeah this one is from like 1992….