KitchenCraft
KitchenCraft Deluxe Double Cutter Pasta Machine
KitchenCraft Deluxe Double Cutter Pasta Machine
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Unleash your inner Italian and make sure your pasta nights are always truly authentic – just like mama used to make! – by making your own with the help of this countertop KitchenCraft Pasta Machine.
Ideal for precisely rolling pasta sheets for lasagne or to make your own ravioli, it also makes wide or narrow pasta ribbons. So, rustle up a big batch of your favourite spaghetti sauce, ring all your friends and prepare your biggest napkins in true Italian-style… Now there’s even more reason to put fresh pasta on your supper menu.
Easy to Use
Sturdily made from chrome-plated steel, the pasta maker clamps easily onto your work surface or kitchen table and helps you transform home-made pasta dough into perfectly rolled sheets for lasagne or ravioli – with nine, easy-to-adjust thickness settings – and, once you have reached the perfect thickness to match your recipe, you can add the extra roller attachment to turn those pasta sheets into strips of fettuccine or tagliatelle with a just a few turns of the detachable handle.
Recipe included.
About Kitchen Craft
Founded in 1787 by Thomas Plant, the company began as brush makers. They moved to Birmingham in 1850 to take advantage of the new technology of the Industrial Revolution and became manufacturers of ironmongery, expanding into kitchen essentials and household items until, by 1985, they were specialising purely in kitchenware. In 1996 the company name was changed to Kitchen Craft to help customers understand the brand and its position as a worldwide market leader in kitchenware and tableware. They’ve developed many famous core brands, each with their own personalities, offering an unparalleled choice of cooking, baking and food preparation tools as well as serving items and gifts that are instantly recognisable for their quality, and yet manage to be affordable. The company is still proud to be based in Birmingham, although Thomas Plant might not recognise their modern, 21st century premises.
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