KitchenAid KPRA Pasta Roller Attachments - $107.99 + tax FS

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Wow thanks. Damn. I have a Chase Freedom, but just used the regular card. Didnt know about this. TY.

in 4 1, thanks OP!

Don't forget 7% from e bates

eb@tes is 7% cb

Quote from Mummel : Wow thanks. Damn. I have a Chase Freedom, but just used the regular card. Didnt know about this. TY.

You can use any credit card at checkout. You just need a chase card to get access to it.

Quote from Mummel : Does this include a ravioli maker?

No.

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Have had these for about 3 years now. My god there is nothing like fresh handmade pasta. It truly is just the best.

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How does this work. Do they email you a gift card code or something?

Quote from kccobra : still expensive even if its on sale.

$50-$80 for a regular roller. This also includes two cutters. Definitely not worth it at $150+ but this is <$100.

thanks OP - got one!
used my discover card for 5% cash back

Quote from Mummel : Does this include a ravioli maker?

No, that's a different attachment and a very expensive one. Once you roll out the sheets, then the hardest part is done. Easy to hand fill and finish ravioli.
I went to Kitchenaid's website to confirm this model will work with the Pro 6 Qt. Stand Mixer and that appears to be the case, so I ordered it. Hopefully it won't be a bitch to clean the rollers after use.
Remember that the resulting pasta will be more like an egg noodle and plump up nicely when cooked for the brief time needed. So an Angel Hair cut may have the appearance of thin/regular spaghetti when cooked. Traditional, durum semolina pasta is extruded under serious force through dies (bronze or teflon coated stainless) and then dried until hard.

Quote from kccobra : still expensive even if its on sale.

yeah maybe...depends on your perspective. I plan on having make your own pasta night every friday night and making pasta with my kids instead of going out to eat..will pay for itself in 1-2 weeks...

and then flipping it on ebay for 100 bucks when that gets boring...

The Kitchenaid ravioli maker has terrible reviews. And it's turned with your hand. Dont see the point of paying $100 for that anyway. Seems like the $15 trays get the job done.

is there a restocking fee if returning this thing if I don't like it?

Thanks OP! In for 1!