Spaghettoni Tonnarelli 500g
Antico Pastificio Morelli 1860
Spaghettoni Tonnarelli are made with care and passion for guaranteeing pasta with intense flavour and unique texture. Typical of the Abruzzo tradition, they are substantially spaghetti alla chitarra (guitar spaghetti), making them classic squares. Thanks to their thick texture, drying at a low temperature and bronze drawing are perfect for the typical long pasta seasoning.
- Weight: 500g
- Region: Tuscany
- Ingredients: Durum wheat semolina, water, wheat gluten
- Storage temperature: 18 - 20° C
- Storage: Store in a cool and dry place, protect from light
- Shelf-life: 36 months
- Preparation: Cooking time 6-8 minutes
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Antico Pastificio Morelli 1860
The old Morelli pasta factory is a family run business founded in 1860. Today, after five generations, the Morelli brothers, Lucia, Antonio, and Marco, carry on the family tradition. After many years of using wheat germ, the old Morelli pasta factory obtained pasta with an extraordinary and unmistakable taste.
A pasta made with the best groats slowly worked with crafted technics. The wheat germ is re-incorporated in the processing cycle to give the pasta a unique flavour from the past.