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product_id: 834932
title: "Lello 2730 3000 PastaMaster Automatic Pasta Maker"
brand: "lello"
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# 300W motor power 8 pasta shape discs 3 lbs pasta in 20 mins Lello 2730 3000 PastaMaster Automatic Pasta Maker

**Brand:** lello
**Price:** 111559 som
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🍝 Master pasta nights with the power of automation—because fresh is the new fast!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Lello 2730 3000 PastaMaster Automatic Pasta Maker by lello
- **How much does it cost?** 111559 som with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- lello enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted lello brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact Yet Mighty:** Sleek 12x8x12 inch footprint with easy disassembly for quick cleanup and storage.
- • **Safety-First Design:** Smart safety lock requires bowl & cover in place before operation, protecting your kitchen.
- • **Power Meets Precision:** Robust 300-watt motor with overheat auto shut-off ensures reliable, safe operation.
- • **Effortless Gourmet Pasta:** Full-cycle automatic mixing, kneading & extruding—just add ingredients and go.
- • **Versatile Pasta Creativity:** Includes 8 distinct pasta discs for everything from spaghetti to lasagna—and even cookies!

## Overview

The Lello 2730 3000 PastaMaster is a full-cycle electric pasta maker that produces up to 3 pounds of fresh pasta in about 20 minutes. Powered by a 300-watt motor with built-in overheat protection, it features 8 interchangeable discs for diverse pasta shapes and includes a safety lock system requiring the mixing bowl and cover to be secured before operation. Compact and UL-listed, it comes with a user manual and 38 recipes, making it a versatile kitchen companion for pasta enthusiasts seeking convenience and variety.

## Description

Impress the family or special dinner guests with delicious homemade pasta thanks to this easy-to-use full-cycle electric pasta machine. Simply add dry and liquid ingredients into the mixing bowl chamber, turn the machine on, and it takes care of the rest, making up to 3 pounds in about 20 minutes. Equipped with a powerful 300-watt motor, the unit effectively mixes and kneads the dough, then extrudes it through the chosen pasta disc for the shape desired. Eight different pasta discs come included for producing thin spaghetti, regular spaghetti, flat linguine, small fettuccine, macaroni, large hollow spaghetti, and lasagna noodles, as well as cookies. Additional pasta discs (sold separately) can be used for ravioli, breadsticks, pretzels, pizza, gnocchi, hollow spaghetti, penne, shells, and more. Thoughtfully designed, the pasta maker features a safety function that requires the mixing bowl and cover to be in place for operation, thermal protection with automatic shut-off to prevent the motor from overheating, and easy disassembly for convenient cleaning. A user manual and 38 recipes come included. The UL-listed pasta maker measures 12 by 8 by 11-1/2 inches and carries a one-year limited warranty.

Review: Great Machine and Customer Support from Lello! Bravo! - I purchased this pasta maker for my wife for Christmas. She had wanted one for a while and this machine looked like a good solid purchase. I was right. The machine is build very solidly with quality parts. It disassembles and reassembles easily which is important because it has to be broken down and cleaned after each use. We are only making the easy "egg" pasta recipes but each batch has come out tasting amazing. After less than half dozen batches I noticed a crack in the mixing bowl extending from the center post toward the edge. The crack was through the plastic and the part needed to be replaced. I contacted Lello via email and attached a picture of the mixing bowl. I asked them how I should apply for a replacement part under warranty. A few days passed and I had not heard back from them. I figured I would have to email again. Guess what showed up in today's mail? A replacement mixing bowl from Lello! I purchased this in part because I had read their customer service was first rate, but this proved what I had heard. Thank you everyone at Lello in NJ for sending the new part along! It's nice to deal with a company that puts out a quality product and treats their customers this well. Lello 2730 3000 Pro Pastamaster Pasta Maker
Review: Lello still has some design work to do - I am not impressed. I recently purchased this machine with high hopes that technology had advanced enough to out perform my old worn out, long retired early 90's vintage "Pasta Express From CTC". There are those instances when time is short it would be nice to not make pasta by hand using a more traditional pasta roller/cutter. So I decided to give this machine a try thinking Lello may have got it right by watching what designs didn't work with other vendors of similar machines over the years. But after three uses it is in my opinion a marginal improvement. First the good points... It's mixes the flour into pasta dough very well. The design of the stirring paddles do a decent job of mixing the flour and water together. Using Semolina and whole wheat blend you can generally get perfect consistency dough in about 10-15 mins. Single direction operating motor for both mixing and extruding. Gone is the need to flip a direction switch for each operation. Simple operation to swap out extrusion die, and its metal outer ring makes cutting off the pasta easy with a single scrape of a knife blade. Solid construction. This machine is heavy and definitely stays put on the counter top when operating. Clean up is pretty simple (use the let it dry dirty method) and all parts disassemble easily. The extrusion auger chamber was the only component that was hardest to clean. Well written recipe instruction booklet. Now the not so good points... Yep... it's made in China (did you expect no less?). Very noisy. When in operation the motor reduction gears are really LOUD! My first impression was perhaps the unit needs some time to "break in". Nope... the idler gear for the extrusion auger is rattling away sounding like it's in dire need of some grease. The noise this thing makes when mixing dough made me wonder if I shouldn't take it down to the nearest AAMCO transmission shop for a tune up. This is a food processing appliance but it sounds like a gravel yard rock crusher. It had me reaching for my ear plugs. However when under load i.e. extruding pasta it seems to quite down a tiny bit. This machine is one of the noisier appliances in my kitchen, second only to the blender. Extrusion speed. Can you say sloooooooooooooooow ! I've literally made a ton of pasta over the years using other techniques and this machine is painfully slow. It seems to take forever auto-loading the auger slot and produce pasta on the other end. Once it gets going the pasta oozing from the extrusion die creeps along. Many times the stirring paddles in the mixing bowl fail to push enough material into the auger slot to keep the extruded pasta coming out at a constant rate. This requires you to frequently stop the machine, rearrange the dough, and start it up again. Not very "automatic" in my view, more like semi-auto. Lello definitely needs to rethink how to improve the auger/extrusion chamber components, especially the dough feed slot. This in my view is it's weakest design point. Smelly. My new machine smelled like paint fumes when operating. Not sure exactly what is causing the odor, but once the motor had been running for a few minutes (empty or full mixing bowl) and the reduction gear oil or motor windings got warm, it smelled like old lead paint. Not very appealing when making fresh delicious pasta. Now the components that are in contact with the food appear to be mostly food grade polycarbonate plastic. But when you smell paint like fumes wafting out from the motor ventilation holes, it definitely evokes thoughts of the recent issues regarding lead tainted plastic in products coming from China. All in all I give this unit 2 stars. I find mixing the flour in a bowl or mixer and using a traditional pasta roller/cutting machine is overall quicker, and much more straight forward. Plus there is nothing like getting personal with the food you eat by using your own hands to prepare it. Sure it's a wee bit messy, but the time spent making your pasta manually and cleaning up after will overall be less than the time it takes to make the same amount using this machine. I sent my machine back for a refund. Perhaps I'll wait another 15 years before trying another "automatic" pasta maker again.

## Features

- Full-cycle pasta machine makes 3 pounds of pasta in about 20 minutes
- Safety function requires the mixing bowl and cover be in place for operation
- 300-watt motor; overheat protection with auto shut-off; UL-listed
- 8 different pasta discs, user manual, and 38 recipes included
- Measures 12 by 8 by 11-1/2 inches; 1-year limited warranty

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0007Q3R1Q |
| Best Sellers Rank | #705,060 in Kitchen & Dining ( See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining ) #546 in Popcorn Poppers |
| Blade Material | Stainless Steel |
| Brand | Lello |
| Color | White |
| Customer Reviews | 3.1 3.1 out of 5 stars (109) |
| Date First Available | February 1, 2005 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00027208030004 |
| Included Components | user manual |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Is Dishwasher Safe | Yes |
| Is Electric | Yes |
| Item Weight | 21 pounds |
| Item model number | 2730 |
| Manufacturer | Lello |
| Material | Metal |
| Maximum Sheet Thickness | 3 Millimeters |
| Minimum Sheet Thickness | 2 Millimeters |
| Number Of Discs | 8 |
| Number of settings | 8 |
| Operation Mode | Automatic, Manual |
| Product Dimensions | 12 x 8 x 12 inches |
| UPC | 027208030004 |

## Product Details

- **Blade Material:** Stainless Steel
- **Brand:** Lello
- **Color:** White
- **Included Components:** user manual
- **Is Dishwasher Safe:** Yes
- **Is Electric:** Yes
- **Item Weight:** 21 Pounds
- **Material:** Metal
- **Number of settings:** 8
- **Operation Mode:** Automatic, Manual

## Images

![Lello 2730 3000 PastaMaster Automatic Pasta Maker - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61qCshJGnWS.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: missing the measuring cup- the recipe book only references the lines on the cup, anyone help on using a standard measuring cup?**
A: Hi Brian,I measured, and here is what I came up with for both EGG and WATER:1lb EGG:  slightly less than 8oz, or 212 ml.1 1/2 EGG:  11oz or 325ml.2 lb EGG:  14oz or 400ml1 lb WATER: 5 3/4 oz or 160ml1 1/2 lb WATER:  9oz or 250ml2 lb WATER:  10oz or 285ml.You always have to adjust by adding flour or water to get the walnut sized dough ball so these values should get you baking.

**Q: I never got a book with this pasta maker and don not know how to disassemble it to clean how does the bowl come out**
A: after removal of all the obvious parts, the bowl requires a firm twist/pull motion to suucceed.

**Q: Can we use a higher gluten flour for a more traditional pasta recipe?**
A: sure you can can :)http://www.amazon.com/Lello-2730-Pastamaster-Pasta-Maker/dp/B0007Q3R1Q/ref=sr_1_1?m=AKDMFNI0IM4P0&s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1427552995&sr=1-1&keywords=2730

**Q: Is it fully automatic ?**
A: Not quite fully automatic.  Once it's done kneading the dough you must remove the dough block slide.  Then you have to cut the pasta to the desired length as it's extruded.  This machine works VERY well!

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Machine and Customer Support from Lello! Bravo!
*by W***. on February 7, 2013*

I purchased this pasta maker for my wife for Christmas. She had wanted one for a while and this machine looked like a good solid purchase. I was right. The machine is build very solidly with quality parts. It disassembles and reassembles easily which is important because it has to be broken down and cleaned after each use. We are only making the easy "egg" pasta recipes but each batch has come out tasting amazing. After less than half dozen batches I noticed a crack in the mixing bowl extending from the center post toward the edge. The crack was through the plastic and the part needed to be replaced. I contacted Lello via email and attached a picture of the mixing bowl. I asked them how I should apply for a replacement part under warranty. A few days passed and I had not heard back from them. I figured I would have to email again. Guess what showed up in today's mail? A replacement mixing bowl from Lello! I purchased this in part because I had read their customer service was first rate, but this proved what I had heard. Thank you everyone at Lello in NJ for sending the new part along! It's nice to deal with a company that puts out a quality product and treats their customers this well. Lello 2730 3000 Pro Pastamaster Pasta Maker

### ⭐⭐ Lello still has some design work to do
*by J***E on February 23, 2009*

I am not impressed. I recently purchased this machine with high hopes that technology had advanced enough to out perform my old worn out, long retired early 90's vintage "Pasta Express From CTC". There are those instances when time is short it would be nice to not make pasta by hand using a more traditional pasta roller/cutter. So I decided to give this machine a try thinking Lello may have got it right by watching what designs didn't work with other vendors of similar machines over the years. But after three uses it is in my opinion a marginal improvement. First the good points... It's mixes the flour into pasta dough very well. The design of the stirring paddles do a decent job of mixing the flour and water together. Using Semolina and whole wheat blend you can generally get perfect consistency dough in about 10-15 mins. Single direction operating motor for both mixing and extruding. Gone is the need to flip a direction switch for each operation. Simple operation to swap out extrusion die, and its metal outer ring makes cutting off the pasta easy with a single scrape of a knife blade. Solid construction. This machine is heavy and definitely stays put on the counter top when operating. Clean up is pretty simple (use the let it dry dirty method) and all parts disassemble easily. The extrusion auger chamber was the only component that was hardest to clean. Well written recipe instruction booklet. Now the not so good points... Yep... it's made in China (did you expect no less?). Very noisy. When in operation the motor reduction gears are really LOUD! My first impression was perhaps the unit needs some time to "break in". Nope... the idler gear for the extrusion auger is rattling away sounding like it's in dire need of some grease. The noise this thing makes when mixing dough made me wonder if I shouldn't take it down to the nearest AAMCO transmission shop for a tune up. This is a food processing appliance but it sounds like a gravel yard rock crusher. It had me reaching for my ear plugs. However when under load i.e. extruding pasta it seems to quite down a tiny bit. This machine is one of the noisier appliances in my kitchen, second only to the blender. Extrusion speed. Can you say sloooooooooooooooow ! I've literally made a ton of pasta over the years using other techniques and this machine is painfully slow. It seems to take forever auto-loading the auger slot and produce pasta on the other end. Once it gets going the pasta oozing from the extrusion die creeps along. Many times the stirring paddles in the mixing bowl fail to push enough material into the auger slot to keep the extruded pasta coming out at a constant rate. This requires you to frequently stop the machine, rearrange the dough, and start it up again. Not very "automatic" in my view, more like semi-auto. Lello definitely needs to rethink how to improve the auger/extrusion chamber components, especially the dough feed slot. This in my view is it's weakest design point. Smelly. My new machine smelled like paint fumes when operating. Not sure exactly what is causing the odor, but once the motor had been running for a few minutes (empty or full mixing bowl) and the reduction gear oil or motor windings got warm, it smelled like old lead paint. Not very appealing when making fresh delicious pasta. Now the components that are in contact with the food appear to be mostly food grade polycarbonate plastic. But when you smell paint like fumes wafting out from the motor ventilation holes, it definitely evokes thoughts of the recent issues regarding lead tainted plastic in products coming from China. All in all I give this unit 2 stars. I find mixing the flour in a bowl or mixer and using a traditional pasta roller/cutting machine is overall quicker, and much more straight forward. Plus there is nothing like getting personal with the food you eat by using your own hands to prepare it. Sure it's a wee bit messy, but the time spent making your pasta manually and cleaning up after will overall be less than the time it takes to make the same amount using this machine. I sent my machine back for a refund. Perhaps I'll wait another 15 years before trying another "automatic" pasta maker again.

### ⭐ Had to return the item
*by A***A on July 16, 2011*

Not a good product for a new pasta maker. I followed the directions to the letter and it was not allowing the pasta to flow out to make the noodles correctly. Again, could have been me, but if you are new to homemade pasta, this is a horrible machine. It also stopped working on me during the first use so I returned it. I ordered one of the hand crank machines with a motor on it, which I am sure will be much easier and full proof than this machine. Also, the instructions tell you that the machine could stop working if you get any flour down in past a certain part -- now tell me how you are suppose to keep flour that gets in any crevice possible out of the area where the dough is suppose to flow out of the machine? Too risky for me.

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