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Philips 7000 series HR2665/93
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Attachment for lasagne is included and works very well.
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I would recommend that you make the dough according to the machine's instructions. When I followed the recipe from the flour manufacturer, I often had poor results. There are various dough recipes in the machine manual.
I hope I have been able to help you with this. I think the pasta flour from the wholesaler with the orange M is very good, but that's a matter of taste.
digitec
4 months ago
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Yes, the Philips 7000 series HR2665/93 has an integrated scale that automatically calculates the amount of liquid required for the selected type of flour.
The main difference to the HR2665/96 is the number of moulding attachments included: The HR2665/96 offers up to 10 different attachments, including lasagne and other special moulds, while the HR2665/93 comes with 8 attachments. Both models have an integrated scale, but the HR2665/96 is slightly more extensively equipped and more expensive.
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Yes, the scales show how much flour / liquid you have already added. The amount of liquid required is also calculated automatically.
No, the model with the number HR2665/96 has a scale.
digitec
7 months ago
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The main difference between the HR2665/93 and HR2665/96 lies in the number and variety of moulding attachments supplied as well as an integrated scale in the HR2665/96.
The HR2665/96 model includes up to 10 different attachments for pasta types such as spaghetti, penne, fettuccine, lasagne, tagliatelle, pappardelle, capellini and thick spaghetti, including an integrated scale. The HR2665/93 offers fewer penne mould attachments (6 to 8 pieces) and does not have an integrated scale. The HR2665/96 is also slightly more expensive and comes with more accessories such as operating instructions, measuring jug and cleaning tool.
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7 months ago
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The white HR2660/00 model does not have integrated scales. Unlike the black Philips HR2665/93, this model does not have a built-in scale.
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Yes, you can download the app for free.
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There are 2 models, one with 6 and one with 10 matrices.
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Finally bought, we cook the vegetables like courgettes in a pan with a little back, we mix them and put 1/3 vegetable, 2/3 flour. Good result and an excellent trick for little ones who don't know vegetables.
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185.00 new and 150.00 used if you select the option
I think this machine has an extra built-in scale. A real plus. But to be verified
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The Philips 7000 Series HR2665/96 pasta maker comes with an instruction manual, nine moulding attachments, a measuring cup and cleaning tools.
Tough to say, thats like asking ‘how long is a piece of string?”. I’ve used standand rubbish coop/Migros bread flour and good Caputo flour. Results were consistent.
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If the recipe is followed to the letter, the result is guaranteed to be excellent ;-)
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This depends on how much a person eats. Add a maximum of 600g flour according to the instructions. Side dish for 7-8 people. Main courses correspondingly less. Does that help?
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Yes, it has a CH plug. E are 10? moulds. Quite a few moulds are for long pasta, only two for smaller ones (muesli and penne).
No, it does not have scales. But it doesn't need to. But it is important to only use pasta flour with durum wheat semolina. Machines are great.
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Its EU Declaration of Conformity is dated Nov 16th 2022
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Yes, there is an integrated scale on this model.
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Yes, the lasagne mould is included
No, it does not have integrated scales.
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