Pasta maker questions
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Pasta maker questions
I have a request from a family member about making pasta. Anybody have any input on machines?
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Re: Pasta maker questions
Marcato Atlas 150. One of the few machines still made in Italy and it's decently priced. We love ours.
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Re: Pasta maker questions
Yeah, saw that one. This one is about same price factoring in free shipping:
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Yup, pretty much the same machine.
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Re: Pasta maker questions
We have a hand crank one and one for the kitchen aide, we no longer use the hand crank one because the kitchen aide one is much much less hassle
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OK, I have a kitchen aid, but am also considering if I need something portable.
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My hand crank one is a huge PITA to mount, I don't know about other ones, I would rather drag my kitchen aide around rather than try and suction cup mount or c clamp it onto something. There's also an even more simple approach, a really heavy rolling pin and a knifemr x wrote:OK, I have a kitchen aid, but am also considering if I need something portable.
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I've got kitchen cart that's got a nice thick top on it that my manual one mounts to nice and slick.
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