Pasta Machine Chromed Steel – Makes Lasagna Tagliatelle Spaghetti & Linguine

Used this to make spaghetti and spinach linguine. Easy to use a little tricky to clean but to be expected.

Firstly, let me say, this does the job very well and having never used one of these before I’m excited about all the pasta related opportunities. I was after a pasta maker and searched across all the reviews on Amazon, this one jumped out at me, Lakeland is a great brand. For £25 you really can’t go wrong! Just a couple gripes: 1. As many reviews have said, the handle falls out really easily, it’s a shame it doesn’t lock in place. 2. A small gripe, but there are a few sharp edges. Not a big deal and they don’t seem sharp enough to actually do damage (I won’t be putting it to the test though…) 3. This might be a universal pasta machine thing, but besides painstakingly cleaning it, I have no idea how to clean it when I eventually get to it… so I’m just going to try keep it as gunk free as possible. Other than that, it’s weighty, locks into place with the rubber feet and does a sterling job of making pasta!

Great value for money. I was originally looking at attachments for my electric mixer and they were extortionate! This is very basic, however does pasta sheets and also cuts tagliatelle etc as well. Fully adjustable. The handle seemed tricky to keep in place while turning it, but I think it just takes some getting used to as it's meant to be used in various different ways so can't be fixed on. Successfully made ravioli with my 6 year old using it! My only gripe is that it says you should not wipe it with water - so not entirely sure how to clean it.

great gift

Great my nephew wanted this for Christmas, so just hope its good , the box is very nice

As others have said the only downside of this is the handle. Keep in mind the handle is detachable, so when it falls off, it's not that the machine is broken -- but the fact that it falls out so easily is a minor design flaw. I haven't had it fall off while using it, but when you let go to pickup the dough you just pressed, it does often fall down. This is even more irritiating because the side the handle goes on is the same side that you fix it against the worktop: i.e. the handle will probably fall on the ground, which is a lot more annoying and noisy. Overall for the price for a brand I've actually heard of, I'm very happy with it. Feels solid enough and definitely gets the job done.

Love this machine and have made lots of delicious noodles. Varying from plain and mixing coloured foods. Just wish the handle wasn't loose as it falls out a lot. Probably me.

This Lakeland pasta machine came in a sturdy box. I was impressed by its curved shape and contemporary style. There are three integrated rollers for cutting spaghetti, linguini and tagliatelle. However the machine is a little heavy. Assembly was straightforward. The clamp fits on a worktop or can be fixed onto a table and has four rubber feet for stability. For those not used to making pasta, there’s an instruction leaflet on how to make the dough. It's a good budget machine at a very good price for a pasta maker.