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Villaware V150 Imperia Noodle Machine

Villaware V150 Imperia Noodle Machine
From Villaware

List Price: $59.99
Price: $39.22

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Product Description

Imperia Noodle Machine


Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #34495 in Kitchen & Housewares
  • Brand: Villaware
  • Model: V150
  • Number of items: 1
  • Dimensions: 6.75" h x 7.50" w x 13.00" l, 8.00 pounds

Features

  • Easy-to-use hand-cranked machine creates a variety of homemade pasta
  • Sturdy clamp safely steadies the machine against a tabletop or counter
  • Comes with cutters for spaghetti (2 mm, round) and fettuccine (6-1/2 mm, flat)
  • Includes easy-to-follow directions and recipes to get your started
  • heavyweight chromed steel construction; made in Italy

Editorial Reviews

Amazon.com Review
Nothing beats a plate of truly fresh pasta. And now it's easy to roll out your own at home, with Villaware's Italian-made pasta maker. Whether the craving is for spaghetti or fettuccine, this sturdy machine handles the job with efficiency and style. Made of heavyweight chromed steel, with an attractive wood grip handle, Villaware's pasta maker looks great on the counter and is easy to use--there's nothing to plug in as this is the tried-and-true hand-crank variety. The easy-lock adjustable dough-dialer rolls thick or thin pasta, and it comes with spaghetti and fettuccine cutters. Cutters for tagliatelle and angel hair pasta are available separately. --Meg Heffernan


Customer Reviews

Great Pasta machine!!! 5
I like to cook but never made homemade pasta until I bought this pasta machine, and I must say that it is FANTASTIC!!! easy to use and clean..

GOOD5
Have a lot of fun with it!

Rember don't wash with water.

Great simple pasta machine5
I bought this machine a few years ago and have been using it regularly ever since. It is solid, simple and easy to use. Learning to make the dough is much harder than learning to use the machine. And the pasta! Lasagna made with fresh pasta is a whole new dish. My 20 year old son also borrows the machine when he wants to cook to impress.
Overall, I only regret not buying one long ago.