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Paano malilinis ng machine pasta

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I followed your measurements and technique and... my pasta turned out perfect! I really thought it would be harder to get great tasting home made pasta. Thank you for your easy to follow tutorial!

Clumping at the expresso settings is all to do with the roast on the bean, not the burrs

Thanks for explaining recipes for smaller amounts.

Why no olive oil in the dough? I just purchased this same model.

I have this machine and absolutely love it. I cook by myself and I do have the motor attachment to feed the dough and for me it is great. It leaves both hands to keep control of the dough. Everyone I've ever made fresh pasta for has told me they were amazed at the difference it makes. Do it!

😂　cool Tshirts.

only issue is the poor Chrome .Its terrible quality and will start to blister and fall off .But Its still a good budget machine

One of the best pasta maker. I have the spaghetti and ravioli attachment. Both works really well.

Just purchased my marcato atlas 150,,, it's a great pasta maker machine and I love it 🍝

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Bravoure 👍👍

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Where can I buy in Malawi and how much

Your recommendation?: Beans one week old, I wish for espresso in 54 duofilter: what grind size and time?

what's up with your microphone? could hardly hear you!

I'm looking for a device like this to roll my store bought "Puff Pastry Dough" to make small meat pies. Not pasta. Would I be able to use puff pastry dough on this machine? Thanks in advance.

When you don't use a dedicated microphone, you get what you get - voice that sounds like you're talking from all the way across the room.

The scale was the first thing i bought :D

Breville switched to a metal impeller since 2018

I just purchased the PLUS because I taught the burr was adjustable with clics 😭😭

I have had this grinder for 5 years. I totally agree that with the stock impeller that this grinder will not do esspresso well and the impeller will where out. Mine did after 6 months of daily esspresso grinding. I replaced the impeller with an aftermarket 3d printed one (I will try to find the link and post it in this comment). So I have been grinding for esspresso everyday now for the past 4 1/2 years with ZERO wear or issues. Highly recommend if you have this grinder and want to use it for esspresso. Also one final tip: to improve ground retention do the air pumping with the lid while the machine is still running. You will remove more captured grounds this way!

I believe there is a way to prolong the lifespan of the impeller by doing a more thorough cleaning regularly. Run with rice grain (uncooked) to remove the residues oil that stuck inside the machine. This is what I learnt from some other videos.

No water?

Hey! Cool video, I have a somewhat unrelated question though. Where did you buy that shirt? I really like how clean it is.

Thank you for the honest review. I am looking for a decent grinder that makes good espresso grinding but in a budget and it is kind of hard to decide. At least, together with this video and many others, the conclusion is quite similar. So I will save money for now and not get this one.

I treated myself to this model and absolutely love it!!!

This is a horrible hand grinder because of its design. Its bottle diameter is too big to hold and for fine grind settings the rubber stopper is of no use. One has to pick it up and hold against the belly for a support as your fingers really hurt due to huge bottle size. Could have been better if it was a cylindrical. Bad buy . Now I am convinced to go for the electric ones. ( Bratza encore will be good). May be you can do quick review of that

Good review and video,

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Thanks for the review! Looking forward to a review of what you upgraded to.

Hi. For how long have you been using it for espresso grinding? And to get this straight, you have been using it for 5 years with the original impeller? Thanks ! Looking forward to reviews of other grinders :D this was quite consistent, but for the clumps, wouldn't a WDT tool solve this issue pretty quickly ?

I believe you didn't realize that the uper burr can be adjusted to get much more finer ground.

I've never used a hand grinder before. Approx. how long might it take to grind about 30 grams of coffee beans to medium coarse for a Chemex ?

How many clicks would you recommend for a french press? I use 6 clicks (counter-clockwise) while the ceramic burr is all the way tight. It seems like the grind is fairly fine.

*This is my third conical grinder in a couple years but this one's engineering solves the previous twos structural failures pulling itself apart after loving use.>>>**allmy.tips/MiniGrinders?aa✅⭐️ ** Consistent grounds; great grinder*

Would it be possible to replace the manual crank with an electric drill? Used to do this with the old one. That did break because I did not replace the plastic washer with a metal one. Looks like this one would work out of the box.

Nice video! What did you upgrade to?

I need to try thiss!!! Looks goood!!

Thank you for that video, I just got the grinder as my first "real" grinder :) I have a question tho, is it normal that the grinder starts to make grinding noises, as if it would grind itself on settings below 15-10? It doesn't sound very healthy and I'm quite concerned. I didn't change the burr setting, it's still on 6. I would really appreciate your input :)

if you let dry u dont need to put flour, cause the pasta dont get sticky, then when u cook it, the water will be clear and the taste will be better (excuse mi english im not english native)

I just got the pro and was disappointed that the hopper only holds 45g. It technically holds about 50 but the plastic lid is concave which limits space down to 45. Also, the updated rubber bottom fits horribly compared to the older rounder rubber bottoms. You were spot on with 8 clicks but for my Chemex I'll actually go up to 9 or 10.

Like you video. I just got the Skerton Pro today. Thanks for helping me decide to get it. Quick question. I took it apart to clean after the first use and not sure if I put it together right. I had removed the stainless steel shaft. I inserted the SS shaft back but the spring doesn't seem to stay in a fixed position. It just sit lose where the shaft comes out of the black plastic housing tube. Should the spring sit within the black plastic tube? If I turn the housing down, without the burr, the spring falls out without hesitate. It is just sitting between the burr and the plastic housing tube with a lot of play.

Nice consistency indeed! Unlike the audio volume of this video ;).

I did turn the handle counter clockwise, how bad you think it messed the burr up?

This was very useful. I set mine on eight clicks also. Good job, man. Thanks!

Hey cool review! Can you help me with a thing... i dismantled my skerton pro for cleaning and i dont know how to put it back together. The 2 plastic rings dont know wich one goes first and in what way. Thanks in advance

Thanks for the review! Is it correct that the connection between the grinder and the drive axle/burr is made of plastic? I've read some bad reviews... Thanks!

I don’t quite get the need for the scale. To be that exact ... then you tossed a good amount still in the bowl out, and add flour or water as needed through the kneading process... just lost all the accuracy. Not trying to nitpick I just think it’s an extra step that ends up being more work. I do love the atlas 150. Just got one a few weeks ago. I’ve done several pastas. Tonight I’m going to do some ravioli or tortellini. I can’t find the 00 flour at any grocery store here so I’m just ordering on Amazon. Good quality vid. Keep it up. 👍