Pasta Roller?

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-K8memphis Posted 22 Jan 2013 , 9:50pm
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rolling fondant to make little decorative things

 

not rolling fondant to cover cakes

 

yes?

 

i have my mother's marcato and i got the motor for it

 

i don't use it that often

 

it's a nice roller

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imagenthatnj Posted 22 Jan 2013 , 9:54pm
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I would buy a Marcato with a motor.

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arlenej Posted 23 Jan 2013 , 10:17am
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I've got a Marcato hand crank. I'm scared to get the motor because apparently it's got plastic  parts and I'm NOT spending $100 plus for plastic. But seriously, a pasta roller is a must. Pretty much every time I use it and remember the days when i ddn'T, I ask myself: 'WHAT IN THE WORLD WERE YOU THINKING?!'

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cazza1 Posted 23 Jan 2013 , 1:40pm
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I had a hand crank Marcato and I upgraded to a motor model.  Absolutely love it as I can use both hands to control the icing or the pasta.  Use it more for making pasta but find it great for when I am using my cricut machine for the icing that I make for it.
 

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CatesCakes Posted 23 Jan 2013 , 1:49pm
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We thank you for all the replies great info we are going to buy the mercato brand with the motor .

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ddaigle Posted 23 Jan 2013 , 2:17pm
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I got mine from boscov.com about 4 years ago and got if for like $50.   I love, love it.   I don't cover a lot of cakes in fondant but do lots of do-dad accent work.  I think it fits all sizes of KA mixers.  

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