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Question: discs for lello pasta maker Which discs are included with the 2200 pasta maker?
Document: We purchased the Lello Pasta Maker 2200 recently after a bit of research into which machines are currently available. I was actually of two minds about it, because all of the people who reviewed the product complained of how noisy it was--other than that, most felt it was an excellent machine.Based on that, we bought it and found that it is indeed an excellent machine. Its design seems to be well thought out.
I did a great deal of research on the internet before buying an automatic pasta maker. I couldn't spend a fortune, but I wanted the best quality machine I could afford. I read too many reports of broken plastic extrusion discs, motors that burned out, etc. I learned that the Simac, Delonghi and Lello products were all related (so the quality of the older Simac brand seemed to be carried on in the newer Delonghi and Lello brands). I liked their metal extrusion discs and the durability of them.
I did a lot of research for pasta makers, both automatic and manual. I decided to try the Lello 2200. The first pasta (spaghetti) I made came out perfect and tasted delicious. It only took an hour from start to finish.If you are considering an automatic pasta maker, look no further! This machine is so easy to use. Just follow the directions, which are very complete and easy to understand.Making pasta has become fun using this machine.
The included recipes yield a huge amount of pasta.There isn't much info on the web about this pasta maker. I had hoped that there would be a related web site but all I found were a couple of reviews and a pdf version of the included instruction pamphlet.All in all, I am very happy with my purchase. Nothing quite like easily made, good tasting, fresh pasta in a variety of shapes and sizes when you want it.
I received my Lello 2200 pasta machine yesterday. I got up the nerve to try it today. I am so excited because it was so easy for me. You have to understand that I am not much of a cook. I would highly recommend this product to everyone. Easy to use and easy to dismantle to clean.
If I could have given this product a negative score, I would have. I purchased the Lello 2200 Pastamaker for my daughter for Christmas. She had just finished a culinary arts program and was quite keen on making homemade pasta. The day after Christmas, we added the ingredients, plugged the machine in, and nothing. After some investigation, my husband who is an engineer concluded that the micro switch needed some adjustment. He proceeded to make the adjustment so that the product would run.
Bottom line, the Lello 2200 Pastamaker went out in the trash tonight. I not only wasted some money on this piece of junk, but also wasted a fair amount of time trying to work with a total piece of junk.
I purchased the Lello 2720 Pastamaster 2200 for my mother. We have used other similar items in the past and are very familiar with following instructions and identifying the readiness of the dough consistency. This machine was very difficult to gage. We spent nearly 10 pounds of flour and one dozen of eggs attempting in several tries to have the machine extrude the dough through the disk with no success. Needless to say, we are very disappointed and resorted to the good old fashion hand- crank dough machine.
This is an awesome pasta maker! We have had 2 machines before this one. They were both inferior products. The first was ,I believe a CSX . It was heavy duty except for the nylon gears which soon failed. We then got the Ronco. That was such light duty,we gave up on it. The Lello is truly heavy duty,and works well. It is necessary with this,or any pasta machine,to be sure that the dough is the correct consistency before extruding.
Unlike other machines, the lid locks onto the mixing chamber and prevents the dough from pushing the lid off when mixing. It is also heavy enough that it doesn't wander when in use.As for noise, all I can say is that those who think it is excessivly noisy must be a lot younger than me. We previously used an Osrow pasta maker for over 35 years. It recently gave up the ghost, which is why be bought the Lello. Now that was a noisy machine.
Answer: The included discs are; Angel Hair pasta, spaghetti, linuine, fettucine, macaroni and cookies.  I just got one of these machines, from another site (where they do tell you what discs are included.)