Stainless steel manual noodle, lasagne, pasta maker
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🏷 Stainless steel manual noodle, lasagne, pasta maker
🔎 This item is in a good condition, strangely there are some rust little spots at the bottom, all the rollers work by the easy switch of the handle. Note the thickness lever is adjusted by a pull and then turn method.
📐 Width 21cm x Depth 19cm x Height18cm, the handle is 18cm in length
🗒 A stainless steel manual noodle, lasagne, pasta maker is a kitchen tool used to make fresh and homemade pasta. It is comprised of two rollers that flatten and shape the dough into different thicknesses, as well as a variety of cutters to create different types of pasta such as spaghetti, fettuccine, and lasagne sheets. The device is manually operated, and usually has a clamp to secure it to a countertop or table. It is made of durable and corrosion-resistant stainless steel, making it easy to clean and long-lasting. A stainless steel manual noodle, lasagne, pasta maker is an excellent addition to any pasta lover's kitchen, offering the option to create fresh and delicious pasta dishes with ease.
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