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Product Overview

  • Creates uniform lasagna pasta
  • Easy to attach or detach from your electric pasta maker
  • Compatible with the Sirman Concerto 5 and i2Pasta pasta machines (sold separately)
UPC Code:400015307512

Sirman 28181000 Specs

Quantity
1/Each
Shipping Weight
2 lb.
Style
Lasagna
Type
Pasta Dies

Sirman 28181000 Details

Create delicious homemade pasta with the help of this Sirman 28181000 #1000 lasagna pasta die. This pasta die features a bronze construction and creates consistent, uniform lasagna pasta. It is compatible with the Sirman Concerto 5 and i2Pasta pasta machines (sold separately).

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  • Imported from Italy

    Imported from Italy

    This item is imported from Italy.

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Review by

Dustin F.

Posted on 02/19/2024

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This is pretty versatile sheeting die, and fairly easy to use: the screw lets you adjust the thickness of your sheet, and the built-in blade cuts the tube down the side. Voila! Not only faster than using a rolling machine, but you get the nice rough-cut texture that comes from bronze dies, and you also get greater consistency than is generally possible rolling by hand. Mostly. We noticed that when we make a long batch (more than 20 or 30 minutes at a time), the die seems to loosen, resulting in gradually thicker sheets. Not a huge deal, but absolutely worth watching for. Another thing to note: because this creates sheets from a circular shape, you can (theoretically, anyway) make sheets of almost infinite length, but they'll be a maximum of about 6.5 inches wide. That's fine for lasagna, farfalle, and filled shapes like ravioli, but if you want something wider, you'll need to go with a traditional roller.

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