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Tricolore Fusilli Pasta 500g

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$1.69 $2.69 In stock

Category: Biona

Biona pasta is made in a traditional Pastificio in the Dolomite mountains of Northern Italy. Our ingredients are simple - only the best quality organic Durum Wheat and Alpine water.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Samuel W. ★★★★★

The texture is perfect after exactly 9 minutes of boiling—firm but tender, and that tri-color mix of red, green, and yellow makes a plain tomato sauce look like a proper dinner. Love that it's just durum wheat and mountain water, no weird additives. I've already repurchased twice.

Isabella ★★★★★

That three-color twist really brightens up the plate, and the texture holds its bite beautifully even after a quick toss in sauce. You can taste the clean, simple wheat quality, and it’s become our go-to for busy weeknights.

Emma F. ★★★★★

Cooked up al dente in about nine minutes and the tricolore spirals held their shape beautifully in a light olive oil toss. You can really taste the clean, mineral edge that the Alpine water gives the wheat, and the texture is way more robust than the flimsy supermarket stuff.