Pasta Roller Kit Made in Italy
MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT TYPES OF PASTA
We found this on a recent buying trip to Italy and have been enjoying making pasta at home ever since. The Kit works beautifully. It's easy to change the rollers via two thumb screws.
Makes four different widths/types of pastas, or you can just roll out pizza dough. The Kit comes with a stainless-steel cutter, too, so you can make other shapes. The beechwood roller set include rollers for Spaghetti, Fettuccine, Tagliatelle, and Papperdelle. The handle is a wine-red color (very appropriate). Make pasta just like Nonna used to make. Buon appetito!
A Behind-the-Scenes Look at Our Maker
On a recent trip to Italy, we had the pleasure to visit a small family business northwest of Milan. The workshop is just a few miles from Lago d’ Orta, a picturesque medieval town in the Italian lake district. Simona and her brother Gregorio are the 2nd generation to run the business. Their father Claudio started the business with his brother in the early 1970’s after decades of training. They make exceptional quality products for the kitchen and produce some of our best-selling items. Gregorio gave me a tour through the factory. He was animated and engaged and clearly knew the processes and machinery inside and out.
At Garrett Wade we travel the world to find makers that are committed to quality and craftsmanship. Folks who truly care what they're making & that it stands the test of time. We believe it’s important to know who’s making the tool you use, and they care about the details as much as you do.
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We found this on a recent buying trip to Italy and have been enjoying making pasta at home ever since. The Kit works beautifully. It's easy to change the rollers via two thumb screws.
Makes four different widths/types of pastas, or you can just roll out pizza dough. The Kit comes with a stainless-steel cutter, too, so you can make other shapes. The beechwood roller set include rollers for Spaghetti, Fettuccine, Tagliatelle, and Papperdelle. The handle is a wine-red color (very appropriate). Make pasta just like Nonna used to make. Buon appetito!
