It states that this machine makes 6 types of pasta. Does it come with all 6 attachments?
1816917
There is one attachment that comes with it, unless yours comes with the ravioli trays. You can make sheets (lasagna) or spaghetti/fettuccini. I love mine.
832868
Answer 1 is correct - there are many attachments. This apparatus is very good!!!
1294946
No. It makes flat noodles. They are between ⅛ and ¼ in width. My attachment rollers do not does line up correctly and does not cut correctly. I get a ½ in wide flat noodle with a seam going down the middle. I am not impressed or happy with it.
2262056
Just one which I've never used. I use the machine to make very thin lasagna sheets and ravioli. The cutter looks to be for a medium width pasta. Maybe I'll use it one of these days and see.
1294947
no, this makes Linguini, which is flat and narrow. You want Spaghetti, which that attachment comes with the Marcato Atlas machine. Or you want Angel Hair Pasta, which is very small round spaghetti and is a different attachment. I have all of these and love every single one. Fresh pasta cooks in like 3 minutes!
520397
Yes the 3000 includes thin cappellini(disc 1),regular spaghetti (disc 2), linguine(disc 5),tagliatelle small(disc 6),sfoglia (lasagne disc 9),maccherone (ridged mcaroni disc 14),bucato (large hollow spaghetti disc 12),cookies/biscotti (disc 16). FYI, http://www.healthgoods.com/Shopping/Appliances/Lello_3000_PastaMaster_Pasta_Maker.asp#Optional sells the extra discs,NAYY. I just got mine today and can't wait to use it. Compared to my Ronco that I wore out this thing is very heavily built.
424520
This set of attachments don't make stuffed pasta but they do offer a ravioli attachment that will allow you to make many different types of stuff pasta recipes. They will all be in a ravioli shape but you could put any type stuff in them.
2066353
Yes, ours came with 6. We get A LOT of use out it, using it to sort and separate.
951512
Yes it does and does a great job! There are so many different ways to use all the attachments. Love it!
2062528
There are 3 units in this package: the sheet roller, a spaghetti extruder and a linguini cutter. All work great. Have fun, I do!
1758441
My daughter wanted this and she has used it several times. I'm thinking that if I had the kitchen aid I would just get the attachment. But This machine does work good, especially for the money. It's kind of loud but it made good pasta. It's a little time consuming because you have to stand there and wait for the pasta to get the right length then cut it off with a knife. As I would assume you would have to do with most machines. Just depends on what you are looking for. We havent used it a lot so it's hard to give a good opinion on if you plan to make a lot of pasta. I'm definitely not unhappy with the purchase. Hope this helps.
1346448
No, it doesn't. I bought a separate pack. The machine only came with 6 sticks.
345928
Yes, the attachments pictured tio the left of the picture of the mixer are included. If you read my review though, you will not purchase this mixer, and instead purchase a KitchenAid Artisan Mixer. I used the Breville mixer about 5 times and it burned up on my, after less than 2 months.
2197812
Here's what I found on another site ... it appears to be the same thing Set includes: 1x Marcato Atlas 150 Pasta Machine 1x Spaghetti Attachment 1x Lasagne Attachment 1x Ravioli Attachment 1x Taglierini Attachment 1x Reginette Attachment 1x Fettucine Attachment 1x Hand Crank w/ ABS handle 1x Table Clamp 1x Instruction Booklet for use "Atlas" 1x Instruction Booklet for use "Ravioli"
636793
The KPRA model includes 3 attachments: pasta roller, fettucine cutter, and the spaghetti cutter. I hope this helps.
1820351
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.
704078
Yes. The set comes with a roller and two cutters. You use the roller first to flatten the dough to the desired thickness. Do not try to feed a too large chunk through; it will be impossible to handle. Some experimenting is required. If you mess it up, don't worry. Just fold it over and feed it through again. Start with a #1 thickness setting [the thickest] and gradually work down to the desired. I found that for spaghetti, # 6 works best. If it is thicker, the strands will not separate. I roll out all the dough sheets first and stack them with plastic wrap between them after dusting with flour. I then change to the cutter and run them all through, again, dusting both sides prior to cutting. If you don't have a drying rack, you can spread the strands out on some paper towels; however, I do recommend a rack or two, depending on how much you will be making. Do NOT fold them into small piles; they will stick together and form a gob of dough when cooking. This is a great attachment; you can fix a large batch in no time once you get the hang of it. I made an eighteen-egg batch in two hours. That's a lot of pasta. And $149 is a good price; I've seen it vary up and down for a high of about $200.