Hamilton Beach Electric Pasta Maker & Noodle Machine with 9 Adjustable Thickness Settings, Includes Spaghetti & Fettucine Cutter, Cutting Wheel, Cleaning Brush, Red

Exceptional for pierogie dough too!

We haven't tried it yet, but the Hamilton Beach Pasta Maker already has us excited. From the moment we unboxed it, the design stood out—clean, sturdy, and surprisingly compact for a machine that promises fresh, homemade pasta in minutes. What really caught our attention is how user-friendly it appears. The controls are simple and intuitive, which is perfect if you're not an expert in the kitchen but still want that authentic, homemade touch. The build quality feels solid, and the attachments look well-made, giving confidence that it can handle different pasta shapes without hassle. Another thing we love so far is the convenience factor. The idea of mixing, kneading, and extruding pasta all in one machine is a huge time-saver—especially for busy days when you still want something fresh and special on the table

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Hamilton Beach Electric Pasta Machine is incredible. I loved the ability to make a variety of pasta, such as fettuccine, spaghetti or sheets to make filled pasta. I really loved how easy is was to controll the thickness of the pasta I was making. The 9 settings made it more than versatile. The ability to change speed with my comfort level was unique and perfect for a beginner such as much. The machine itself was very nice. The best feature was that it is electric, which meant I did not have to deal with clumsy and tiring manual cranking.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been waitingvfor this to arrive and i was not disappointed. My family (me) make pasta often and ivhave the standard hand crank unit i have used for years. This is definitely and upgrade. It is a bit loud but not to the point that it is a problem. The construction is really nice and it feels like it will last a long time. But 2hat about the pasta. It rolled flat sheets with no problem at all. If you want lasagne noodles you are good to go. I wanted to try it all so I made fettuccine and spaghetti noodles. This unit cut these flawlessly. The noodles all separated with ease. I will be using this often.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love how easy it is to make homemade pasta with this pasta machine. I followed the recipe that was in the booklet it came with, and it was easy to make. It only took a few ingredients, too! After the dough is made, there's the option to make a few different types of pastas. All you do is guide the dough into the slot and then in the back of the machine the cut pasta comes out. When the pasta was cooked, it tasted so fresh and delicious.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was so excited to try this pasta machine. I've never made pasta from scratch. The recipe in the booklet did not work. The dough never came together and was too dry. I added olive oil and a few tblspns of water then had to knead it by hand to get an actual dough to form. After that it was smooth sailing. The machine sounds like a vacuum. The guards are nice so you can see exactly which rollers to place it between. Once you get it through a few times it makes sense and you get the hang of it. The directions are simple and easy to understand and follow. I wish it came with a drying rack but since it doesn't I just used my cookie cooling rack. The little brush worked well for getting any leftover bits out if the teeth when cleaning. A quick wipe down and it was ready to out away. I didn't use the roller this time but I am excited to use it in the future for ravioli. I do wish further instruction on freezing or storage was provided but I will just use google for that. Pinterest has several different dough recipes to try for incorporating flavor or color also.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The first time I used the Hamilton Beach Electric Pasta Machine I was facing a couple of challenges. First I had zero experience with fresh pasta and second this was the first pasta maker I have used in my life! It was easy enough to crate the dough so proceeded to roll the dough as instructed starting with the Adjustment Knob on "1" and gradually increasing (I stopped at "5"). This machine has thickness settings from 1-9 and also has a slow & fast speed settings. The 6" wide rollers produced sheets of pasta which I ran through the cutters to make both spaghetti & fettuccine. Yay! This machine is well constructed and the motor handled the dough with ease, although it was noisier than I expected. I am going to have some fun experimenting with this machine!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The machine is well built and very sturdy. It handles the dough with precision and makes quality pasta. However it should have been able to pull apart more for cleaning and it had a bit of a smell during operation and the first two set of dough I fed through the machine had little black residue at first. It's a nice efficient machine but it could be improved!

Was very disappointed in the condition of the machine. Apparently it was used and returned…very gross! Whatever happened to quality control? Even packaging was torn and taped together.👎

This pasta maker is a knock off from China of an Italian Imperial Presto Pasta 13234 Machine. Several other brands like Hamilton Beach are selling the identical machine with their logos stamped on the front. It's poorly made and the motor so loud that you can't have a conversation with anyone while it's running; it sounds like a blender on high speed. The rollers are poorly aligned so that the pasta sheet when rolling through is forced to one side causing the sheet to fold on to itself. On the dial to set the roller width, there is no marker on the side of the machine so its hard to tell what number the dial is set on. PROS: with patience (and if you already have experience using a manual pasta maker) the machine is semi-functional. CONS: unacceptable noise level, misaligned rollers, dial to set roller width hard to use. The user manual is minimalist and has very little helpful information. The Hamilton Beach website has no user guides or video information.