ALDI Pasta Machine Questions & Answers

Mine cost $129 at ALDI - a bargain!

Don't bother buying this machine. It doesnt work. There are no instructions. I got it as a gift and its useless. I ended up buying an Avanti pasta maker from House and its fantastic takes up less room and actually does the job

Hi I have one for sale it’s new never been used. Happy to sell it for $65 ono.
Margaret

Sorry but we got it from Aldi and if it's not there your only hope would be a search online. Be aware that it weighs a ton so postage could be a killer. As an aside, we made a huge batch of fettuccini on it last week, it will not die, it just sounds like it is.

Ball breaker. Let everything dry then brush flour way. Avoid getting anything wet

Do what the book says but when it gives the error msg just add tiny bit more water, and do this until it works, bit of a trial but when u get it right for u its great

This product was available at Aldi stores in at least Victoria and NSW some years ago. I later saw it at a home wares shop in Albury, NSW about 2 years later, but I would guess it must have been superseded now. Our update as of December 2016 is that we still use it, it noise levels have remained constant, precluding all but shouted conversation, but it keeps going. We borrowed my brother in laws italian pasta machine that shoots the pasta through bronze and plastic dies to make different shapes. We found that although ours it very limited in what it can do (lasagne sheets, fettucini of various sizes), the italian machine needs a quite specific range of consistancy in its dough, or you break the plastic dies (not the bronze ones) and have to search all over the net trying to find them, eventually failing and quietly returning it one die short (sorry David).

It's advertised in the Aldi catalogue for this coming week,