Home chefs are more interested than ever in creating more wholesome ways to feed their families. Organics are in and pasta is never out. The Atlas pasta machine is the most famous pasta machine in the world. With this machine you’ll be able to make fettuccine, spaghetti, flat dough sheet and tagliolini. It has an easy to use adjustment knob that allows you to control the thickness of pasta – from 0.3mm to 2.5mm. This heavy duty machine has a chrome plated steel body. The rollers and cutters are made of long lasting anodized aluminum. The anodized aluminum is a wellness innovation; rollers and cutters grab the dough better and because they are free from heavy metals, such as chromium and nickel, you get healthier results. Gears are case-hardened tempered steel. Includes clamp for securing to counter, instruction book and recipes. Attachable blades for spaghetti, linguini and ravioli also available (sold separately).
Product Features
- Make authentic pasta in your home with the Italian-made Atlas pasta machine
- Body made of chrome plated steel; rollers and cutters made of anodized aluminum
- Easily adjustable, 9-position dial regulates thickness of pasta dough
- Includes hand-crank and clamp with ABS plastic handles; narrow and wide cutters
- Recipes included in the instruction book
P A S T A ~ P E R F E C T I O N 🇮🇹 🇮🇹 🇮🇹 🇮🇹 I’ve been tempted to try making fresh pasta for decades, but shied away from getting a pasta maker because I thought it would be difficult and messy, and that it was at least a two-person job. I was wrong on all counts. I took a cooking class when I was in Rome recently, and the Italian chef/instructor had not one but TWO Marcato Atlas 150 pasta makers that he used in both his restaurant and cooking classes. Among other things we did in the cooking class, we made fresh pasta, and I was…
Works Like A Charm I really wanted a metal manual pasta machine, but was discouraged as I read details about other machines. I finally opted for the Atlas 150 – it was reasonably-priced, made in Italy, and had garnered positive reviews.Â
So good my mother used it My mother bought one of these in the early 70’s. I bought one in the early 80’s.Â