MEO MR-1679 MAESTRO máquina manual para hacer pasta - acero cromado, 9 ajustes de grosor, 3 tipos de pasta, pinza de mesa

Home cooks and pasta enthusiasts will appreciate the MEO MR-1679 MAESTRO manual pasta maker for crafting fresh lasagne, fettuccine, and tagliatelle right on the kitchen counter. The sturdy table clamp keeps the unit stable while you crank smooth dough sheets through the chrome-plated steel rollers, adjusting thickness from 0.5 mm to 3 mm across nine positions. A simple turn of the handle cuts sheets into 6 mm fettuccine or 2 mm tagliatelle, giving you full control over texture and width.

Key specifications

• Type: Manual pasta maker with hand crank
• Material: Chrome-plated steel body, stainless steel rollers
• Pasta thickness settings: 9 positions (0.5 mm – 3 mm)
• Pasta types: Lasagne sheets, fettuccine (6 mm), tagliatelle (2 mm)
• Dough sheet width: Up to 140 mm
• Mounting: Table clamp included
• Base: Non-slip rubber feet
• Colour: Silver / Chrome
• Handle material: Plastic
• Dishwasher safe: No (hand wash recommended)

Why choose it

This pasta maker delivers consistent results without electricity, making it ideal for small kitchens or anyone who enjoys traditional cooking methods. The chrome-plated steel construction resists corrosion and wipes clean easily, while the nine thickness settings let you roll dough from paper-thin to hearty. The included table clamp fits most countertops up to 45 mm thick, and the non-slip feet add extra stability during use.

Ideal use cases

• Making fresh lasagne sheets for baked pasta dishes
• Preparing fettuccine for creamy sauces
• Cutting tagliatelle for light olive oil or tomato-based recipes
• Experimenting with flavoured doughs like spinach or beetroot
• Gifting to home cooks who love from-scratch meals

Good to know

After each use, allow the rollers to dry completely before storing. Avoid submerging the unit in water; instead, brush off flour and wipe with a damp cloth. The plastic crank handle is ergonomic and detaches for compact storage. No electricity or batteries required—just clamp, crank, and create.