Bigoli - 6 PackThick, Coarse and Abundantly Saucy. Bigger and better than Spaghetti, Bigoli originated in the Veneto region of Italy around the early 1600s when Bartolomio Veronese, aka Abbondanza (Abundance), patented the first press for making Bigoli. Bigoli is thicker than spaghetti, providing more rough surface area for holding sauce. This makes Bigoli a popular option for rich meat sauces with wild game rag and according to tradition, is often eaten in salsa

carbonara and the famous Bucatini all’amatriciana which originated in the Roman trattorias and taverns of Amatrice

Elevate your meal with the robust flavor of our porcini mushroom infused pasta

They're made with premium organic semolina flour

Three-time James Beard Award winner Dan Pashman

Try Cascatelli in our recipe for Double Pork Ragu or Chicken Pot Pie Pasta

A Hollow Pasta Delight That's Saucy In and Out

wide tubes of Ziti make it ideal for everything from classic macaroni and cheese to baked ziti to hearty soups

Over the years Bucatini has become extremely popular in Central Italy

Bucatini (3 Bags): The name Bucatini comes from the Italian word ‘buco’ meaning hole

Listen to the story of Dan’s quest to create this innovative pasta shape in a special Sporkful series entitled “Mission: ImPASTAble

Semolina Trumpets (1 box): Originally called Campanelle

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