BarillaPasta Rotini and Farfalle Value Pack 3 Farfalle and 3 Rotini 1 Pound Boxes

Great product.

I subjected these to hot wet conditions and fed them to my hungry family. They disappeared down the top ends of various alimentary canals and I have to assume they emerged in some transformed state from the bottom ends. I did not attempt to precisely account for the individual transits.

Yes, I loved having it at my store step when I got home from work. Yes it was just like I bought it off the shelf, no broken noodles, box completely intact.However... I can buy a box of Barilla pasta at the Acme for $1 a box. Here it's a little over $3. Not so worth it. At least in my opinion.

I've come to the conclusion "you get what you pay for" when it comes to pasta. This brand, Barilla, in pasta, any of their varieties have proven to be above the average in taste. This is a versatile assortment that can be used in casseroles, pasta covered in your favorite sauce, soups, pasta salads, and many other recipes. The bulk buy of six pounds makes it economical, and you get 2 different varieties in this listing.Barilla pasta products typically have a 2 year shelf life. At our house, 6 pounds of pasta lasts only a couple of months.Ever try pasta with no sauce, just pan fried fresh mushrooms, sauteed in a bit of real butter, then toss the cooked pasta with the mushrooms while they are both hot. YUM!This pasta comes packed with taste. I'd be willing to bet it's what good Italian restaurants use, if they don't make their own.

I recently wrote an extensive review about Barilla Mini Farfalle Pasta on my blog. In this review I include a lot of pictures of the cooking process and how the pasta really turned out when you follow the directions on the box. I also include the pros and cons of the product and if I would buy it again. I really hope this helps you out! here's the url to the review [...]