Philips Pasta Noodle Maker with Dr Joanna McMillan 

Thanks for your question! Both are possible. :) Here you can find a recipe for pasta made with paleo flour: to.philips/6052Gmb7Y.

Hi there, Julia. We're happy to hear that you're interested. Can you please provide us with your country of residence? Then we'll be able to point you in the right direction.

Philips Oh thanks for replying, I live in Melbourne, Australia.

Hi there, thank you for your message. We have checked the current stock and as you have stated before it is not available at the moment. If you would like to know when it will be available near you, please reach out to this number for more info: 1300 363 391 Monday - Friday: 07:00 am - 07:00 pm EST

EXCEPT...In Aus a cup is 250 mL a tablespoon 20 mL - different to UK and US. Whilst I think we have the best and easiest system for simple division I agree that cups should never be used for anything other than ratio cooking. It shouldn't be used for accurate baking. Different cup size around the world is the main factor that leads to dodgy end results and I'm ALWAYs dubious when those new to baking use cup measures from recipes in another country. So many don't know of the differences. In Cooking it doesn't matter so much, but in baking and pasta it does. When you make pasta by hand you go by feel and add and subtract flour and water. Using a machine this skill is not practiced. Also flour changes according to humidity and batch. Maybe the next model up will have a moisture sensor as well as a weigh scale?

Redwood Madrone she’s a doctor give her a break

Ian Cunningham hi is you are from the USA. You can buy the pasta maker from this link www.usa.philips.com/shop/household-products/food-preparation/premium-collection-pasta-and-noodle-maker/p/HR2357_05