Things You'll Need:
- Pasta maker
- Clamps
- Kitchen Aid mixer
- Pasta rollers
- Pasta cutters
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Step 1
Decide whether you want to buy an electric or manual pasta maker.
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Step 2
Determine a price range so you can identify which pasta makers are affordable. Don't be lured by options. Instead, focus on less expensive models that are easy to use.
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Step 3
Look for a pasta maker that is easy to operate, maintain and clean.
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Step 4
Select a manual pasta maker that you secure to a table or countertop and that withstands hand cranking without moving.
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Step 5
Choose a pasta maker that comes with a variety of cutting attachments for producing numerous pasta shapes.
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Step 6
Research the various models of pasta makers by searching the Internet. Compare prices and features to find the best deal before buying your pasta maker.
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Step 7
Consider modifying a Kitchen Aid stand mixer with pasta rollers and cutters that attach to the mixer's hub and operate off its motor.
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Step 8
Ask about refund and replacement policies and warranties on your pasta maker and its parts.
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Step 9
Read user reviews and consumer reports and visit manufacturers' websites. They all are good sources of information and provide valuable insight when selecting a pasta maker. Product owners offer hands-on evaluations without brand loyalty.
