Pasta brands

A blend of Cheddar and Colby-Jack makes for a creamy mac and cheese. For best results, use elbow macaroni. (Barilla brand for gluten-free)

About this item LARGE SHELLS PASTA: Barilla Large Shells pasta is a larger version of medium shells pasta with a shape that resembles a shellfish and inspired by the sea-side towns of Naples and Genoa; Stock up with this pack of 12, 16-ounce boxes of large shells pasta BARILLA PASTA: Made with 100% durum wheat and water to deliver great taste and "al dente" texture every time CREATE DELICIOUS PASTA MEALS: Pair large shells pasta with vegetable, meat, or tomato based pasta sauces COOKS TO…

At Barilla®, we're passionate about pasta. After all, we have been pasta makers since 1877. As an Italian family-owned food company, Barilla® pasta is synonymous with high quality and \"al dente\" perfection every time. Our Spaghetti Rigati is made from the finest durum wheat and is non-GMO verified, peanut-free and suitable for a vegan or vegetarian diet. Spaghetti Rigati, or “ridged spaghetti”, is a specialty cut created for pasta lovers across America, inspired by its globally adored…

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About this item SPAGHETTI NO. 3 PASTA NOODLES by Rummo, a family business of master pasta makers since 1846. Your sauce deserves a great pasta! SEE AND TASTE THE DIFFERENCE! External certification of cooking performance ensures our pasta is always al dente, never limp, never mushy, never gooey, never sticks together! RESTAURANT QUALITY PASTA, Cooking time is 11 minutes. After cooking, the pasta ridges stay visible, the pasta retains its shape, and no starch is released into the water. MADE…

One of the most recognizable supermarket pasta brands is celebrating its 200th anniversary with a charming upgrade from Auge Design. Agnesi's nautical new look is super fitting of the Italian company's lengthy legacy, but also has enough retro-modern charm that we could imagine it popping up in a Wes Anderson movie (which is definitely a thing right now).