[Sca-cooks] New cooking tool! ;o)

[Johnna Holloway]

One of mine came free. My mother in law spotted a special
through Betty Crocker one year and bought a machine and all
the attachments. I already owned one from having puchased one
on sale without a clamp for less than $20 back in the 1970's. (You
can always use a hardware store clamp.) So in the end I ended up with
everything. I've toyed with buying the attachment for the kitchen aid
mixer that rolls pasta too, buthaven't done it yet.
Of course anything at Michaels can be purchased with their 40 per cent
or 50 per cent off coupons, so this could be a very cheap way to get
one to play with.

Johnnae

Sue Clemenger wrote:

>Yup.  Which is probably what I had in mind when I saw the similar thing at
>Michael's.  If I'm not mistaken, though, yours is an actual "pasta machine,"
>and the one I saw is called a "pasta machine for clay," so it's meant less
>for noodle and more for playing? I suspect that cost may be a factor as
>well...
>--maire
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