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BKEats

BKEats

. II went to six but, I would say, 5 or six on the kitchen aid is a good thickness.  I used the spaghetti cutting attachment but, next time, I would hand cut.  I feel like the ideal width is somewhere in between a spaghetti and a fettuccine.  I think this cut was perfect for cold noodles.. In fact, the sesame noodles at my favorite offering in Manhattan, is maybe a 7 or 8 thickness and they are using the fettuccine width. 

 

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And here are mine, i made a small serving as I couldnt resist. 

 

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and here is the noodle with the peanut butter sesame paste. 

 

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BKEats

BKEats

. II went to six but, I would say, 5 or six on the kitchen aid is a good thickness.  I used the spaghetti cutting attachment but, next time, I would hand cut.  I feel like the ideal width is somewhere in between a spaghetti and a fettuccine.  I think this cut was perfect for cold noodles.. In fact, the sesame noodles at my favorite offering in Manhattan, is maybe a 7 or 8 thickness and they are using the fettuccine width. 

 

25065595422_44d2e7a235.jpg

 

And here are mine, i made a small serving as I couldnt resist. 

 

49781883666_b4ea6b5d51_z.jpg

 

 

 

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