- Spaghetti attachment for the Imperia Pasta Machine
- Easy and simple way to make your own spaghetti and tagliatelle
- This attachment is great for making Spaghetti
- Simply slide it onto an existing Imperia Italian SP150 Pasta machine and you are ready to go
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This attachment is great for making Spaghetti. Simply slide it onto an existing Imperia Italian SP150 Pasta machine and you are ready to go. Its an easy and simple way to make your own spaghetti and tagliatelle.
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This attachment is great for making Spaghetti. Simply slide it onto an existing Imperia Italian SP150 Pasta machine and you are ready to go. Its an easy and simple way to make your own spaghetti and tagliatelle.
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28 of 28 people found the following review helpful
This item does make very good spaghetti with a round cross-section rather than the rectangular one that the cutters that come with the SP150 (Imperia Italian Double Cutter Pasta Machine SP150) makes. However, you need to make the dough as stiff as you can - if it's slightly sticky or too elastic, the strands stick together. It took some trial & error with the recipe & a bit of practice with rolling out a stiff dough but I am now making great spaghetti. By the way, you need to roll out the dough to No. 3 on your SP150 (any thinner and you won't fill the grooves in the cutter).
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Very sturdily built like all the Imperia items. It is not as easy to use as the ribbon pasta makers on the basic machine: the sheet past must be dried to just the correct consistency in order for it to produce separate strands of spaghetti.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
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All the Imperia stuff is fantastic, in my view. I have to confess that we tend to make just the straightforward lasagne sheets or make ravioli using the Imperia trays because hanging up spaghetti or one of the other stringy pastas is a pain. Having said that, if you want to make proper spaghetti, this is the item to do it with. Your Imperia machine comes with an attachment but that won't cut real spaghetti because it is straight cut. With this attachment you get the proper tubular shape.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Dissapointed
This particular appliance only creases the pasta as it passes through, I've tried varying the consistency of the pasta but suffering the same result - delivery was prompt and... Read more
Published 2 months ago by tim
Spaghetti Making Machine
This item was bought for a Christmas present and no complaints have been received as yet. I have not used the machine myself so I am unable to comment further
Published 3 months ago by Enid Howsam
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The basic Imperia machine is solid built, cast metal that clamps to the work surface and the various attachments are very simple to use; just slide on and they clip into place. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Graham
Spaghetti Maker
First class delivery on the day stated. The machine is a great spaghetti maker and we will never buy dry pasta again.
Published on 7 April 2009 by E. Fielding
Yummy pasta!
Lots and lots of yummy pasta and in not a great deal of time, same as with the ravioli attachment. I am not sure if it save money as such-i have not really tried to see that i am... Read more
Published on 8 Feb 2009 by Bimba
Home made spaghetti
This attachment for the Imperia SP150 pasta machine makes superb spaghetti. As mentioned by other reviewers, roll your pasta down to number three on the SP150 machine after... Read more
Published on 1 Feb 2009 by A. F. Smith
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