Can this attachment be used on the Pasta Queen I have had for a while?
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The Deluxe Pasta Queen that I have owned since 1989 appears to be just an earlier model of the Atlas 150 (made of chrome-plated steel instead of the Atlas 150's stainless steel). It came with the same detachable double-sided spaghetti/fettucine cutter that comes with the Atlas 150 today. My Pasta Queen DOES have flanges on each end to accept this sort of attachment (i.e., the cutters are NOT built in). This attachment SHOULD work just fine if you have the same Pasta Queen that I do that has the flanges at the ends to accept attachments.
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The Marcota Pasta Machine has a pair of flanges opposite of the roller. All the Marcota attachments for this machine slips onto these flanges. I do not own a Pasta Queen but judging from pictures of it I do not think this attachment will be usable on the Pasta Queen. The Pasta Queen appears to have the cutters built into the machine. There are no flanges to accept the Marcota attachments.
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I'm not sure and I've also never tried it. If you can find the attachment though, I'd assume you probably can. Hope that helps.
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I have a different model machine, but you could always check with the seller. I recently purchased the circular attachment for my machine since they have a good return policy as long as packaging was not destroyed. It works beautifully even though my model was not listed as compatible.
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Maybe you are referring to the attachment for the pasta roller machine (other brands), which is not the kitchenaid one. In this case, you are right it is much more expensive. I love these pasta roller, I even use it for fondant and it works great
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It's a separate attachment. Kitchenaid sells a package called the KPRA WHICH INCLUDES THE PASTA ROLLER PLUS FETTICCINE AND SPAGHETTI ROLLERS. This is a supplementary kit for that one. You can also buy the roller separately. It's called the KPSA. Hope that helps.
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Yes, my spouse has made pasta with it an it seems to work fine. She had to improvise as there were no directions with it.
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Refer to the kitchen aid website. There you can find all the model's that this attachment is compatible with....
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There is another attachment called the "extruder" for pasta types like Penne, hollow spaghetti, etc. with that you are complete for almost all types of pasta. Have fun.
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I do not have the pasta making attachment, but there is one for kitchen aid.
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I believe it will. There's an accessory drive on the front of the unit, and as long as KitchenAid makes a pasta attachment you should be in business.
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You can use it for any long pasta like fettuccini or spaghetti or shor noodles
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Yes !!! Works very well on just about anything you want to cook in it . Just don't overload it with too much pasta , it will expand and that is a narrow pot .
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There are three attachments. One is a pasta roller and the other two are the cutters. The words "Spaghetti" and Linguini" are engraved on the top of the individual cutters. The words are lightly engraved so you may have to look closely. The roller is not engraved.
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While the drive shaft of the motor should fit the pasta maker, I'm not sure how you would keep the motor from falling out of the maker....mine has a spring-steel clamp that holds it tight to the pasta maker.
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Hi SundancejanSorry cannot help as I don't have the motor. I have the rest of the bits and the drive is the same for the roller section (to flatten dough) and for the parts that cut the pasta (lasagna), so if the motor is a stand-alone unit then it should work fine with either attachment. The machine works very well with the manual crank.
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Probably not. The diameter of the opening at the top of this attachment is small,a little larger than an inch. Hope this helps.
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you will need to buy a seperate pasta roller as the ravioli attachment only makes the actual ravioli.. it does not roll the pasta...