🍝 Delihom Stainless Steel Pasta Maker - Pasta Machine with Cutter, Hand Crank, Clamp, and Clean Brush for Homemade Spaghetti and Fettuccini Review

For the price I expected a lightweight plastic toy and I'm proud to say I was wrong. It's quite heavy for its size and all the reels spin smoothly. Now I can't wait to have more time and find a good filling and ravioli recipe to make good homemade pasta and ravioli. Update: I used a pasta roller with floured pizza dough. He easily made thin sheets. I used the rolled out dough to wrap and bake the cheese. You ate well. What a handy kitchen tool

Clam works well on a marble counter, we add a thin wooden board to make it denser. However, sometimes we need to hold the device with one hand because the device won't stay stable when the dough gets thick. It looks good, but the edges, especially at the bottom, are sharp. You have to be careful. It came with a brush and is easy to clean. Made the pasta successfully the first time. We tried both settings. The regular wide side works fine, but the angled hair side (thin noodles) doesn't cut the…

This is my first pasta cooker. My family is very sensitive to wheat flour but I've heard that Italian flour is better for sensitivity issues so I bought a pasta maker, I've used it twice and both times the pasta attachment fell off and only the instructions tell you how going to pick up the pasta machine, it would be nice to have a guide on how to make pasta. I was able to figure out how to make the spaghetti pasta that we loved, but the fettuccine side tabs with the batter are tough to take…

My husband and I have a lot of fun using this pasta machine with pasta at night. I couldn't believe how well the ravioli maker works. FYI, when adding toppings, less is more. I knew it wasn't the best brand in the line when I bought it. With that in mind, I'm trying to be careful with the manufacturer. Always dust with flour, and if the pasta doesn't roll out as expected, it may be too wet. Also, make sure the machine is actually secured and level before using it. I have a block of wood that I…

I have used the Atlas 150 in cooking classes and at a friend's house. Instead, I took the risk of buying this product because it includes a ravioli maker, which is an expensive addition. I had to choose an Italian product. This is generally a clone of Atlas but of lower quality. The pasta cutter makes clean cuts, which I've heard is a problem with other clones. The fit and finish is less than impressive. Revain's listing information says the ravioli are automatically filled and cut, although…