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Pairing a rich history of culinary tradition and design excellence, Italian-made kitchenware and espresso products are the golden standard of excellence and functionality. This holiday season, to help you check off the last of your holiday gift list for family and friends, we’ve compiled a list of amazing Italian-made stocking stuffer ideas that any home cook or espresso lover would be thrilled to recieve - and, if you’re anything like us, a couple that you’ll want to keep all for yourself!
Gnocchi and Garganelli Paddle or Garganelli and Gnocchi Board
Beech Wood Pizza and Pastry Roller or Eppicotispai Small Beech Wood Roller
Eppicotispai Ravioliera ravioli trays, ranging in shapes and sizes
Give the gift of variety with a new cutting attachment for a loved one’s Imperia or Marcato Pasta Maker (Marcato attachments compatible only with Marcato Atlas 150 manual or electric pasta makers, Imperia attachments compatible only with Imperia SP150 manual or electric pasta makers or Imperia Pasta Presto machines).
Imperia Pasta Maker Attachments include:
Marcato Pasta Maker Attachments include:
Espresso makers:
Bialetti 1 cup or stove top espresso makers or 3 cup stove top espresso makers
Ilsa 3 cup Napoletana Diamente espresso maker or Ilsa 6 cup Napoletana Diamente espresso maker, or Ilsa Napoletana 3 cup stainles steel espresso maker
Eppicotispai Gemini Express espresso maker in red or in black
Espresso Accessories:
Traditional stove-top Pizzelle or Waffle Maker
The Brands:
Marcato: With roots dating back to the 1930’s foundation of their manufacturing facility in Campordarsego, Marcato, much like Imperia, is still held as the ultimate-standard for pasta makers. While Imperia prefers a traditional roller system, Marcato has upgraded their rolling system alongside contemporary technological advancements, now preferring a food-grade light aluminum alloy Wellness roller system.
Ilsa: An acronym for Industria Laminazione Stampaggio Allumino (factory for rolling and pressing aluminum), Ilsa’s history dates back to 1946, with the creation of their Napoletana Italian espresso maker. By 1956, Ilsa had expanded it’s manufacturing line to include stainless steel production, allowing them to expand to offer the Napoletana and moka-style espresso makers in stainless steel as well.
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