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Creste de Pasta Santina, palabra italiana para cresta de gallo , Es una pasta con forma curva y tubular, con los bordes ondulados y el interior hueco. Está elaborado con sémola de trigo duro, integral, harinas de espelta de California.
Las harinas utilizadas para elaborar Pasta Santina son molidas en California y son 100% orgánicas, sin el uso de químicos durante su temporada de cosecha. La masa ha sido amasada y extruida mediante un troquel de bronce para crear su delicada forma. Luego se seca a baja temperatura durante aproximadamente 24 horas para mantener seguros los valores nutricionales.
¿Sabías? La pasta artesanal tiene una textura más áspera y está recubierta con restos de almidón, mientras que la pasta industrial tiende a verse más dorada y suave.
Dada su ligera viscosidad, está pensado para servirlo con salsa de pescado. o en recetas de ensaladas de pasta . Esto hace que la salsa se adhiera más fácilmente a la pasta y le da un sabor mucho más rico.
- Viene en 12 onzas
- Tiempo de cocción: 10-12 minutos
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We loved it!!
Great pasta quality,
Last night I made the best ever pesto pasta with basil from my kitchen window garden, great parmesan, yummy olive oil and pine nuts. I love how quickly the pasta cooks.
This is really fantastic pasta. The taste, the texture, the chew. Delicious. And, Chris (sales manager) was a wonderful host when we visited their factory in Carp. He thoughtfully & enthusiastically gave us a tour, and explained the pasta making process to me, my kids and my 85-year old mother. What a treat! I always try to support local businesses, but it's really really easy when it tastes this good.

We loved it!!
Great pasta quality,
Last night I made the best ever pesto pasta with basil from my kitchen window garden, great parmesan, yummy olive oil and pine nuts. I love how quickly the pasta cooks.
This is really fantastic pasta. The taste, the texture, the chew. Delicious. And, Chris (sales manager) was a wonderful host when we visited their factory in Carp. He thoughtfully & enthusiastically gave us a tour, and explained the pasta making process to me, my kids and my 85-year old mother. What a treat! I always try to support local businesses, but it's really really easy when it tastes this good.