Can I use this just to flatten dough (is the blade removable) ?
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The blade(s) attachment is a separate piece that hinges into the main body. The picture of the pasta maker shows the yellow-handled crank attached to the cutter, not the roller. The main unit itself is primarily a roller until the cutter is attached.
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The dough is flatten before you put it into the cutting party of the machine. You can change to thickness of the dough also. God pasta dough will rise when cooked.
171600
The blade is separate from the rollers so you could just flatten the dough by running through the rollers.
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Yes, but that doesn't show when your cutting into your dough or fondant. I hope this answers your question!
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Yes, the bottom is removable...that is, a"spike" that holds the head-of-lettuce. Should handle cookie dough fine. JoAnn C.
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Make sure the blade was placed in the right position. Mine makes some noise when making the dough, but it won't move around on the countertop. Good luck
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If you dont plug it in it would work, but if u plug it in it might cook the dough partially as it flattens. There are cheaper dough presses if u dont need the heat.
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Yes, it is removable and is highly recommended for hard cheese! We love it with gruyere cheese! We enjoy it so much we bought two!
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My opinion is this is for light duty only except whipping eggs etc. You would still need an immersion blender for any heavy or weighted doughs etc.
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It says it makes dough on the box. I have never tried to but I am thinking that you use the tool for chopping. The manual should have some information on it you would think. Sorry I could not be of much help but I just got mine and never used it yet.Good luck I hope you find a way to do it.
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No. You use the Combo Whip. The dough hook to long. Hope this is helpful. J. Ganus
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Yes you can. But let it heat up first before putting your dough or pizza to prevent sticking.
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Salsa, soup, and green drinks should not be a problem. Nut butter would be a challenge without adding a lot of oil to smooth out the mixture and working in small batches. A food processor would probably be a better choice. I have not tried to make dough, but it doesn't seem realistic. The blades would not be an appropriate tool. A stand mixer with a dough attachment would be a better choice.
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Hi the guide is not removable but the machine can be quite flexible for cutting shapes
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Yes. You have to remove the head and either put it in the dishwasher and hope it gets everything or you have to take the whole thing apart to get the bits of dough stuck in the rollers.
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Haven't tried it for that purpose but see no reason why you couldn't besides the removable part would make it easier to lift out the loaf of bread. I'd say, try it and see how it works, your not going to hurt the pan any.
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No, this is not what this product is intended for. It is however great for blending and cutting in dough.
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No, just one thing to turn. That is all you do is turn the blade and presto you have apple sauce or whatever you want to use. It is a "ricer"
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I used the standard flat roller to roll out the dough after letting it rest. As for the ravioli maker, personally, it didn't work really well with the fillings I enjoy. I returned it. Good luck.