Imperia SP150 Pasta Machine Reviews


Product Type: Imperia Kitchenware
Newest Review: ... be using. It also has a detachable handle and this is the more basic of the Imperia pasta machines as there is an even more ... more
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by - written on 28/02/12 (Very useful, 94 readings)
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I wanted to ask for something a bit different for my Christmas last year which is why I asked for this pasta machine. I am a big lover of pasta and am really into my cooking at the minute so want to get all of the tools that are needed to make my favourite dishes. I do like to cook pasta dishes but to make my own pasta would just make all of my dishes extra special so when I came across this at an affordable price I was very pleased. It looks quite complicated at first but it comes with instructions to keep you on your way. APPEARANCE This pasta machine is a heavy silver metal machine and it comes with a turning handle on the side of it. It is 22.9 ... Read the complete review

by - written on 29/12/10 (Useful, 27 readings)
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After a late night spree on Amazon, I somehow managed to convince myself that my life wouldn't be complete without owning my own pasta machine, and went with the Imperia after seeing a wealth of positive reviews (as well as negatives for anything that wasn't the Imperia!) I really thought I'd get bored of the thing like every other kitchen impulse buy I've made, but over a year later I'm still using it! I can't speak for the other brands as this is the only one I've had, but it is definitely a fantastic bit of kit. It's rustic and charming, and does need a fair bit of elbow grease when using, as well as being firmly bolted to the counter top or table as it can ... Read the complete review

by - written on 13/02/10 (Very useful, 208 readings)
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You don't really know until you try. Fresh pasta is so much nicer than the dehydrated version from the packets. OK, you can still make nice dishes from a box, especially if you pay a bit more and buy egg pasta, but fresh pasta knocks spots off it. The bad news is that it's not that easy to get hold of, and it costs quite a lot more than dried. But the REALLY good news is that it's easy to make your own, and it doesn't cost a great deal. To make a lasagne for two, for example, you can create the pasta with four ounces of flour and a large egg. Double that if you're both hungry and want a little left over. So where does a pasta machine come in? ... Read the complete review
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