Tinkyada Organic Gluten-Free Brown Rice Pasta 3 Shape Variety Bundle: (2) Elbow Pasta, (2) Spirals Pasta, and (2) Penne Pasta, 12 Ounce Ea.

Great product for alternative, non-wheat pasta! Easy to cook, familiar texture, tastes good. Rice meets most diet restrictions.

I’ve tried many gluten-free pasta brands, but Tinkyada Organic Brown Rice Pasta is by far my favorite! This bundle includes six 12-ounce packs with three different shapes: elbow, spirals, and penne. Each pack is perfectly sealed, ensuring freshness. The best part? The pasta cooks in just 8 minutes and tastes amazing! My kids, who are not gluten intolerant, absolutely love it and can’t even tell the difference from regular pasta. It’s a fantastic option for anyone looking for a delicious and easy-to-cook gluten-free alternative. Highly recommend!

Tinkayada is by far my favorite gluten-free pasta, hands down! Cooks just like mainstream wheat pasta. No disintegrating in the water, no gummy texture. Great pasta! (And I'm part Italian who was raised on pasta.) Just wish the company would branch out to other shapes such as ditalini, orzo, and, of course, pastina. I miss those!Don't ever hesitate to buy Tinkayada if you need a gf pasta. They're lasagna noodles are fantastic too!

Never mushy great taste boils up like regular wheat noodles which I try never to eat - now I can have pasta again- even can freeze left overs and still perfect texture and taste - my new go to - so happy to have found them

My go to brand of gluten free pasta. Cooks nicely but not the best for a reheat or a pasta salad because it crumbles once it cools off.

I love Tinkayada pasta. It is a great value for the money. Boil the water, add the pasta, let the pasta boil 2 minutes, cut of heat, let sit 12 minutes pasta is done. So easy to cook. The taste is just like regular pasta even my husband loves it. He is not gluten free. It does not fall apart!

Love Tinkyada! Saved this pasta lovers life! The lasagna is phenomenal too!

This pasta tastes good. Dont over cook it for the best texture. A bit expensive though. I can’t imagine these ingredients are a lot more expensive than wheat, just different.