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If that were one continuous spaghetti noodle, it would be fascinating to see how far she could go between breaths. For all you dirty minded boys out there, my interest is only in the scientific aspects of the activity and not sexual. That's my story and I'm sticking to it! LOL.
If that were one continuous spaghetti noodle, it would be fascinating to see how far she could go between breaths. For all you dirty minded boys out there, my interest is only in the scientific aspects of the activity and not sexual. That's my story and I'm sticking to it! LOL.![]()
Sorry for the late response. Those are Lumache. I love them for baked or gratin pasta dishes. They are fairly tricky to find.Is the pasta Orecchiette, not that that would make any difference in the flavor hit to one's palate! However the unique shape of the pasta can add to the visual delight of the dish. Just a thought.![]()
Thank you for the reply...we have added Lumache to our grocery list and will keep our eyes peeled for them.Sorry for the late response. Those are Lumache. I love them for baked or gratin pasta dishes. They are fairly tricky to find.
Worth the effort but be prepared to pay a good bit more then you would for Barilla Linguine.
Be my GuesstWe can play Guess The Pasta?
As you say, I too have no idea as to what those 3" pasta discs are called, but the pasta you refer to as elbow, I believe is Penne pasta. Don't know about youse guys, but I'm developing a hankering for pasta sometime today!Fettuccine, Linguine, Bow Ties, Elbow and plain Spaghetti, How'd I do?
I don't know the round pasta.
As you say, I too have no idea as to what those 3" pasta discs are called, but the pasta you refer to as elbow, I believe is Penne pasta. Don't know about youse guys, but I'm developing a hankering for pasta sometime today!![]()