Marcato Spaghetti Cutter Attachment for Atlas 150 Pasta Machine, Made in Italy, Silver Color:silver Heel Type - Heel Color:pink house

Name: Marcato Spaghetti Cutter Attachment for Atlas 150 Pasta Machine, Made in Italy, Silver Color:silver Heel Type - Heel Color:pink house
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 44115033231
Price: 44.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7137 (28 reviews)

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Marcato Spaghetti Cutter Attachment for Atlas 150 Pasta Machine, Made in Italy, Silver Color:silver Heel Type Heel Color:pink house Heel Type Heel The 56mm wide lens and 18mm wide bridge provide optimal coverage for your eyes Special removable rods with plastic cleaning combs make cleaning easier Nothing tastes better than fresh authentic homemade pasta and learning how to make fresh pasta couldn't be easier

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