What is your favorite pasta brand?

[Andy M.]

Originally Posted by Kathleen

Has anyone tried the low carb pastas? How do they compare?

SO and I have been using Dreamfields for a while and find it to be a good substitute. I'm not a connoisseur, but I don't detect a difference. We've used mostly spaghetti along with some penne rigate and elbows.

[Aunt Bea]

I think Dreamfields and Ronzoni Healthy Harvest are good. I prefer them over whole wheat pasta. It sounds funny but my biggest gripe is the lack of interesting shapes. I buy them when they are on sale or I have a double coupon.

[msmofet]

Originally Posted by buckytom

either the a&p or shop rite carries it, mofet.

My shop rite doesn't have it

[Kathleen]

Thanks for the response! I'll have to try it.

[simonbaker]

Barilla for us here.

[buckytom]

mofet, i'm prety sure i've bought bionaturae in the lodi shop rite, and the a&ps in saddle brook and rochelle park. largely italian-american towns, of course.

[Luca Lazzari]

Barilla, De Cecco, Voiello, but I'm Italian so I'm always trying different brands, since we have hundreds of them, from big corporations to small local businesses.
Furthermore we have endless pasta shapes, and not all of the producers make them all, so sometimes you cannot buy your favorite brand if you're looking for a specific pasta type.

[msmofet]

Originally Posted by buckytom

mofet, i'm prety sure i've bought bionaturae in the lodi shop rite, and the a&ps in saddle brook and rochelle park. largely italian-american towns, of course.

The new shop-rite on main st in lodi? I don't usually shop at that one.

I also like this brand. The spinach tagliatelle is wonderful. I usually get it at the farm I go to.

[buckytom]

thanks, i'll have to look for that. i wonder if it's the same colavita that makes olive oil.

[Margi Cintrano]

Thanks for the informative post.

Barilla for me, and when time permits, home made pasta in the pasta machine.

Kind regards.

Margi.