SIDE-BY-SIDE COMPARISON · 3 PICKS

Compare the Top 3 Pasta Makers in Australia 2026

3 Australian-verified pasta maker picks compared side-by-side: Sur La Table Va Bene Manual for the cheapest verified buy; Cecotec Fun EasyPasta Cordless for the best-value most-households pick; Marcato Atlas 150 Slide Pasta for the segment ceiling. Every product has live Amazon AU stock at the last data refresh.

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BUDGET PICK
Sur La Table Va Bene Manual Pasta Maker
Sur La Table Va Bene Manual Pasta Maker
Best budget - the affordable manual crank classic
$97.034.4 · 245
TypeManual crank
Settings9 thickness
ValueCheapest here
BudgetManual crankStainless steel
  • Stainless steel manual crank machine with a detachable pasta shaper
  • Nine adjustable settings from 0 to 9 roll the dough to your thickness
  • Detachable cutter makes fettuccine ribbons and spaghetti strips
WHY WE PICKED THIS
This is the cheapest, most durable way into fresh pasta, and a manual crank roller is exactly the right place to start. You clamp it to the bench, feed the dough through the stainless rollers and turn the handle, wo…
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VALUE PICK
Cecotec Fun EasyPasta Cordless Pasta Machine
Cecotec Fun EasyPasta Cordless Pasta Machine
Best value - cordless powered rolling, no cranking
$119.004.2 · 72
TypeCordless powered
Power40W motor
Discs3 included
CordlessPowered50 uses per charge
  • Cordless 40W machine motorises the rolling so there is no cranking
  • 2-in-1 design also makes churros, with a disc reserved for them
  • Three pasta discs prepare noodles, spaghetti and other strands
WHY WE PICKED THIS
This is the pick if the hand-cranking of a manual machine is what puts you off, because the Cecotec motorises the rolling and runs cordless from a charge of up to 50 uses. It is a 2-in-1 that also makes churros, and…
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VALUE PICK
Marcato Atlas 150 Slide Pasta Machine
Marcato Atlas 150 Slide Pasta Machine
Best value - the Italian specialist, sauce-gripping rollers
$130.684.7 · 173
TypeManual crank
Settings10 thickness
WidthUp to 150mm
Italian specialistPorous rollers10 settings
  • Made by Marcato, the recognised Italian pasta-machine specialist
  • Rollers have a rough surface that makes the pasta porous to hold sauce
  • A 10-position regulator sets the dough sheet thickness, up to 150mm wide
WHY WE PICKED THIS
This is the entry point to Marcato, the brand most people picture when they think of an authentic Italian pasta machine, and it appears three times in this guide at different models and prices. The Slide earns its p…
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Which one should you buy?

For most people the Sur La Table Va Bene at around 97 dollars is the best place to start, because a manual crank roller is the cheapest, most durable way into fresh pasta - clamp it to the bench, roll the dough through nine thickness settings and cut it to fettuccine or spaghetti. Step up to the Cecotec at 119 dollars if you want cordless powered rolling without cranking by hand, noting its smaller review base of 72, or to the Marcato Atlas 150 Slide at 131 dollars if you want the recognised Italian specialist with a porous-roller finish that grips sauce. The Marcato Atlas at 216 dollars and the Atlas 150 Design at 222 dollars are the same Italian brand at higher trims - the Atlas bundles ravioli and spaghetti cutters, while the Design is the chrome-plated showpiece with the strongest rating here at 4.8 stars. The hands-free option is the Philips 7000 electric extruder: it weighs, mixes and pushes out eight shapes in under ten minutes, though it is the priciest pick by a wide margin. Across the range stock comes and goes, so the available model can decide the pick on the day.

For full context on why we ranked these the way we did, what alternatives we considered (and rejected), and the broader buying-guide framework, read the full Best Pasta Maker Australia 2026: 6 Top Picks.

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