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This has become my 'go to" fusilli, close to a favorite pasta, period. It's Walmart's house brand pasta, imported from Italy. It has the rough surface of expensive pasta while being absurdly inexpensive, like around $1.70/500gr.
This This particular shape is a spiral so has no central core.
I also like this brand's pappardelle and spaghetti, again firm and rough surfaced. All of the "Italia" brand seems to be in short or non-supply during pandemic. I hope this is temporary.
This has become my 'go to" fusilli, close to a favorite pasta, period. It's Walmart's house brand pasta, imported from Italy. It has the rough surface of expensive pasta while being absurdly inexpensive, like around $1.70/500gr.This particular shape iscoil, It is a spiral so has no central core.
I also like this brand's pappardelle and spaghetti, again firm and rough surfaced.
