Use your noodle.
Crafting restaurant-style ribbons of fresh pasta at home doesn’t require a fancy machine, thanks to this handsome, hand-turned solid walnut pasta cutter (and our homemade pasta making tutorial). This grooved rolling pin will turn out fresh noodles approximately ⅜” wide, ready to cook and soak up all kinds of saucy goodness.
Photography by Ty Mecham, Rocky Luten, James Ransom, & Bobbi Lin
Meet the Maker
Amana Woolen Mill
Amana, IA
Founded in 1855, Amana began as a small community from Germany seeking religious freedom and settling in the Iowa River Valley. As a community, they aimed to live simply and sustainably– to share with one another and produce everything they needed themselves. Although the communal lifestyle of Amana disbanded in the 1930’s, the craftsmanship and tight knit community is still apparent in the high quality products Amana produces today– 160 years later.
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