The Imperia pasta machine is a classic design, and it is as solid as you would want from a truly well designed and durable pasta machine. The Imperia company have an enviable reputation from quality Italian craftsmanship and design. It has a removable double cutter head for spaghetti 2mm (1/16″), and fettucine 6.5mm(1/4″).
In addition, the Imperia pasta machine is equipped with an easy lock dough roller adjustment dial and a fancy wood grip handle. It also comes with a complete selection of optional attachments which is optimum compatibility with pasta machine motorizer.
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The Imperial pasta machine is sturdy, smooth, clamps easily to the counter top as the feet of the machine are soft rubber. Also there is a notch on the clamp that will hold the machine securely inside the hole.
Here are some great features of the Imperia pasta machine:
- Original made in Italy imperia pasta machine model 150
- Most sold pasta machine worlwide since 1932
- Make pasta dough in 6 different thicknesses
- Makes lasagna dough, cuts tagliatelle and fettuccine
- New, modern, and rounded design for 2010
You can make a batch of pasta in about 30 minutes and a drying rack is essential. The secret to successful use is to keep the dough lightly powered with flour before each trip through the Imperia pasta machine. The pasta sheets roll out nice and smooth, with different thickness settings. However it is recommended to get another person to handle the pasta as it is coming out while you feed and roll the sheet.
Here’s what one of the owners had to say about the Imperia pasta machine:
“Arrived quickly and in great condition. No damage to package. We made spaghetti so far with it. My husband turned the handle while I fed the dough into the roller. At first it went down difficultly but then I realized I had too big a piece of dough. Took a smaller size of dough, flattened it with my hands and it rolled easier. The parts were perfect and fit together easily.” (L. Finucan)





