Where is this pasta machine made?
1598444
The company is based in Suffern, NY. I am not sure if that is where the machine is actually made. It is not stated. Sorry.
1810257
R19305 as far as i know is gaggia brera.I have had mine for over a year and i am happy with the machine
1692541
They do not have "Made in Italy". The Company has two addresses, one in Italy and one in Spain.
1406945
It is made in Italy. Fine quality, have to use per specs. Not for the aggressive cook.
1265697
made in Hungary.Parent company Germany.This is the second machine we have.The first one still works we have given to our daughter its 10 years old.We wanted the same model as it has 2 bowls.
918856
It's "engineered in the U.S. and made in China." I no longer have the instructions but I think there's a light which only indicates when the machine is hot enough, but not when the pizzelle is cooked.
507766
Italy. I really like this product.. Homemade noodles are sooo delicious. And you can make them as healthy as you like. I also bought the noodle tree, which is also made in Italy.
1118195
This pepper mill says is made in Greece. It has Greek Key design around the mill as Well. We have both it and the salt mill. We looked and looked because we like LOTS of pepper and wanted something more substantial than many of the mills out there, but did not want the "twist top". This was the only mill we could find that met our criteria for a crank top, that we wouldn't have to refill constantly, and had a sturdy grinder that wouldn't give up with constant use. I am happy to say that it has delivered in all areas. The salt mill has a plastic grind mechanism to avoid corrosion probably, and a slightly smaller handle without notches. The only way to tell the two mills apart, other than turning it over to see the grinder, is by the handle and the two little screws holding the pepper grinder are missing on the salt mill. I want to add that I also own two Atlas pasta makers. They can't be beat when it comes to uniform pasta thickness. Something that you really appreciate if you don't have it! Knowing the quality of the pasta maker really helped us accept the cost of the mill, knowing it would be made with the same precision. Pasta maker is made in Italy... So may be a different company.
1500881
Stamped on the machine is "Made in Italy" Seems to be a tough little thing!
691525
China. It is designed in Germany but manufactured (like most things these days) by a contract manufacturer in China. The machine itself seems of excellent quality.
2068145
Bought it a while back and threw out the box. I heard that it is made in Rome, NY but not 100% sure.
1390461
They have manufacturing facilities in California and Italy. I don't know where this specific part is made, but I assume is in CA.
1435870
As an owner of the SM-55, I can tell you that it's made in China. I believe that the body is made of aluminum. The accessory power port (the primary port) is connected to the motor by a rubber belt. Despite Cooks Illustrated rating, this machine can break - several people, including myself, have reported issues with dough hooks getting stuck in the accessory power port. Repairs and parts must be obtained by sending the SM-55 back to Cuisinart, and that's not cheap. Kitchenaids apparently break, too, but can be repaired locally.
779370
The sticker on mine says it was made in Finland. It makes wonderful tomato sauce after puttng through a food mill.
1083390
They are made in Italy but there are offices in NY. Here's their website for tons of information: www.bormioliroccousa.com.
1990735
If you go to the website (www.vianteusa.com) and look under the product description, it states that the machine is made in China but is intended for use in the United States and Canada and is built to United States electrical standards. The Viante Automatic Pasta Perfetto is a Williams-Sonoma exclusive.
154688
I have no idea but all the pasta books I have seen use this or a similar machine in their instructions