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Made from high quality stainless steel for durable construction and comfortable crank arm adjustment, this pasta maker offers 7 thicknesses and 2 widths, ideal for making long pasta, lasagna, linguini, spaghetti, noodles, angel hair, macaroni, ravioli and more.
With 7 dough thickness settings marked on the handle, you can choose the thickness of the pasta sheet, the width of the pasta or square ravioli with wavy edges, the texture and taste of the pasta will provide you with a complete and amazing taste experience for the recipes.
The machine has a double cutting head that allows you to choose the width you prefer, and the pasta sheets can be cut into two widths: 2mm or 4mm, perfect for making long and thin pasta, either thin or thick, offering greater adaptability to the dish.
To use the pasta machine, the product is fixed to the countertop by the adjustable fixing clips, which have a maximum height of 45mm and can be used on all types of countertops.
The crank design simplifies the noodle making process by simply turning the crank arm by hand to roll the noodles.

Common sense of noodle machine cleaning:

1.When using it for the first time, waste some dough and press it a few times (this is how you usually clean a noodle press). After use, it will usually be as good as new. It is enough to clean the surface.

2. If dough remains after use, wipe them with a brush or dry cloth.

3. Avoid using too wet dough, as it will stick to the machine and affect its performance.

4. Regularly grease the rotation mechanism to keep it lubricated.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS:

Material: stainless steel.

Adjustable thickness adjustment: 7 steps

Two widths of paste: 2 mm, 6 mm

Package includes:

1 x Pasta Maker

Brand	DOTOTO
Color	Red
Product Dimensions	19 x 12 x 20 cm; 2.26 kg
Material	Stainless Steel
Item Weight	2.26 Kilograms

Pasta Rolling Machine, Pasta Machine, 7 Adjustable Thicknesses with 2 Blades, Manual Pasta Rollers with Crank and 2 Cutting Widths for Pasta, Macaroni and Lasagna

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