De Cecco Pasta Organic Penne Regate

The only spaghetti we eat. High quality and very tasty.

The spaghetti noodles are ever-so-slightly thicker than typical spaghetti, and they’re a lighter shade of green than other spinach noodles we’ve tried (which makes me wonder about the actual amount of spinach in them). But they came out very soft with a good taste!

Food retailers never "push" anything - they stock what they feel is already known. So we get white noodles that are all the same. DeCecco has some shelf space but selling into big chains is a frustration. Buying online (case qtys) is the answer - and their goodies are top drawer but NOT top price. Hard to understand - big chains in my area sell 400 kinds of bread - all white but pretending to use variety of wheat, sources, grains, wrapping, etc. They offer maybe 4 varieties of noodle type - nothing really different. 80 kinds of frozen pizza. Where did they go off the track? Well, a couple of cases from DeCecoo and we are set for a year or so. Chain groceries are dismal - three miles of breakfast sloop with sugar and about 1 yard of shelf space for interesting pasta. They might as well sell cocaine.

Family Christmas dinner. Green pasta with red meat sauce. Wonderful. Green pasta is hard to find at local stores.

We have tried many brands of spinach noodles, and these are by far the best. Leftover noodles even freeze well and microwave well after freezing.

Brands seem to be dropping their veggie based spaghetti noodles (barilla, mueller, and even store brands giant,‘Safeway etc). These were greener than what I’ve been feeding the kids so I was a little worried it wouldn’t pass. Even smells a little when cooking. The kids did notice the difference, but wasn’t a big enough shock where they refused to even try. Now they eat it like the other noodles they were use too. I like them as well.

Great taste, healthy and will buy again... Taste good with Alfredo sauce and spaghetti sauce

We love this spinach pasta! It is hard to find in our area. However, not much effort was taken to ensure it would arrive without noodles broken.The individual boxes were bent, and no padding was used. Just a standard plastic shipping bag.