Anyone who owns a KitchenAid Stand Mixer knows it’s a true game-changer for home cooking and baking.
Allowing you to prepare all kinds of dishes, this kitchen essential can whip, knead and mix for you, with 10 different speed settings for any task or recipe.
But there’s a number of KitchenAid attachments that can speed things up even quicker, like the Gourmet Pasta Press Attachment.
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Not only can it assist with mixing dough, but it can also create six different types of pasta: spaghetti, bucatini, fusilli, small and large macaroni, and rigatoni.
Shoppers say “it’s sturdy and easy to use,” with minimal clean-up time too.
Currently down from $399 to just $249, it’s the perfect time to shop the attachment while it’s on sale.
If you love the idea of home-cooked pasta but have never mastered the technique, this attachment is going to be a life-saver.
Kitchenaid’s Gourmet Pasta Press Attachment can cut six different types of pasta shapes — and it’s simple and easy to use.
Wondering where to start? Simple insert the spiral piece (called the auger) into the main part of the pasta press.
Then choose the disc for the pasta shape you want, place it over the opening, and screw on the ring to hold it in place.
Once that’s done, attach the whole pasta press to the front of your stand mixer.
When you turn the mixer on, it will push the dough through the disc and shape the pasta for you.
Taking up minimal space on the kitchen benchtop, the Gourmet Pasta Press Attachment can be stored away in the cupboard with your KitchenAid Mixer.
Aussies say they “love this attachment,” raving about how easy it is to use and clean after use.
“It is my first attachment for my KA mixer and I am wholly surprised by the ease at which I was able to produce excellent pasta,” writes one shopper.
“I would most definitely recommend this KitchenAid attachment if you wish to make some pretty impressive pasta at home with relative ease.”
To shop the KitchenAid Gourmet Pasta Press Attachment, head to Amazon Australia here.
