Tagliatelle

Bronze drawing - Slow drying

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Description

Tagliatelle represent one of the excellences of Italian gastronomy, known and appreciated throughout the world. Their history has its roots in the Roman era, evolving in the Middle Ages especially in the central and northern regions of Italy. Perfect with meat sauce, vegetables, mushrooms, fish or cheese, tagliatelle are a symbol of the Italian culinary tradition. Every dish prepared with Tagliatelle is a journey into the authentic flavors of our land, capable of delighting every palate.

Ingredients:

Durum WHEAT semolina, water.

May contain traces of SOY and MUSTARD.

500ge -

6 Portions-

Cooking time 7-9 minutes

Nutritional values per 100g of product

ENERGY 1450 kJ/345 kcal

1,5 g Fats

- 0,4 g of which Saturated Fatty Acids

- 71 g Carbohydrates

- 3,4 g of which Sugars

- 3 g Dietary Fiber

- 12,5 g Protein

Description

Tagliatelle represent one of the excellences of Italian gastronomy, known and appreciated throughout the world. Their history has its roots in the Roman era, evolving in the Middle Ages especially in the central and northern regions of Italy. Perfect with meat sauce, vegetables, mushrooms, fish or cheese, tagliatelle are a symbol of the Italian culinary tradition. Every dish prepared with Tagliatelle is a journey into the authentic flavors of our land, capable of delighting every palate.

Pasta shapes:

INGREDIENTS:

Durum WHEAT semolina, water.

Contains Gluten

May contain traces of SOY and MUSTARD.

500ge -

6 Portions-

Cooking time 7-9 minutes

Nutritional Values

1,5 g Fats

- 0,4 g of which Saturated Fatty Acids

- 71 g Carbohydrates

- 3,4 g of which Sugars

- 3 g Dietary Fiber

- 12,5 g Protein

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