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Creste
Creste
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Pasta Santina's Creste Italian word for Rooster Crest, is a pasta shaped curved and tubular, with ruffled edges and a hollow interior. It is made with Durum Wheat Semolina, Whole Wheat, Spelt Flours from the USA.
The flours used to make Pasta Santina are milled in the USA and they are 100% organic Certified by CCOF, without the use of chemical during its harvesting season. The dough has been kneaded and extruded by a bronze die to create its delicate shape. It is then dried at low temperature for about 24 hours to keep nutritional values safe.
Did you know? Artisanal pasta is rougher in texture and coated with leftover starch, while industrial pasta tends to appear more golden and smooth.
Given its light viscosity, it is intended to be served with a fish sauce or in pasta salad recipes. This makes the pasta easier for sauce to cling onto and gives it a richer taste.
- Comes in a 12oz package or 5lb Bag
- Cooking time: 7 minutes
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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.