Title: mis-represented list price
Product review: I am just shopping for a new pasta machine since my Popeil machine's gears, made of plastic, broke. DeLonghi sells this machine for $199 at their own website so I don't know how Amazon says it lists for $420. Amazon tends to have inflated list prices, in my experience. Sounds like the reviewer who said it was a good price compared to other sites was mistaken, or maybe the price has dropped because the machine is not worth more. My KitchenAid pasta attachment extrudes pasta that sticks together unless you dust pounds of flour on it as it comes out. Sounds like that's what the DeLonghi does, according to the one good review here. The metal gears on this one sound like they would solve the problem of plastic gears breaking easily, but not according to another reviewer whose machine broke.
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