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i got some Italian imported pasta on the cheap at costco and im never going back to the supermarket crap. this stuff at costco is the same price as the cheap stuff. i never knew pasta could be that good
Trader Joe's pasta is very good too.
A key thing is to look for 100% hard durum semolina as an ingredient.
thanks for the tip! don’t have a trader joes near me tho since im not a coastal elite /s
I'm not a coastal elite either. Haha.