Marcato Design Atlas Made in Italy Pasta Cutter Bike, 9 Interchangeable Wheels, Clear
$35.95
Useful and colorful! The Marcato Pastabike is the perfect accessory for cutting a pasta sheet fast, in every shape you can imagine. It is equipped with nine interchangeable wheels that are easy to take out and put in according to the width of the selected type of pasta. You can use Pastabike to cut sweet or savory dough in a zigzag design, creating all the doughy decorations you wish. The transparent polycarbonate handle opens easily to replace the cutting wheels. The middle structure of the wheels and the support rod are made of chrome steel so as to allow for a stable cut and a long service life. Guaranteed against manufacturing defects under 2-year warranty (from date of purchase) & does not cover damage caused by improper use. 100% made and assembled in Italy. Since 1930 Marcato, known for their Atlas and Ampria pasta machines, has been passionate about developing products that make people happy. The culture of healthy eating is the first step towards well-being: starting with pasta made with simple and healthy ingredients – the symbol of the Mediterranean diet. All Marcato products are made for people who love all things expertly crafted and have rediscovered the joy of good food.
100% made and assembled in Italy
Cuts homemade pasta sheets quickly into all shapes
Includes 9 interchangeable wheels that can be used to adjust the pasta width
Use on sweet or savory doughs and for decorations
Easy to clean: disassemble and let dry for 30 minutes before cleaning with a dry brush
Customers say
Customers find the pasta maker easy to use and appreciate its adjustable width options and functionality, particularly noting it works best on thicker dough. The design receives positive feedback for making nice pappardelle, and one customer mentions it’s great for making fresh pasta. However, the build quality and cutting performance receive mixed reviews – while some find it built to last, others report it coming apart during use, and while some praise the even cuts, others say it doesn’t cut well. Additionally, the handle slippage is a concern as the roller tends to pop off the handle.
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