List of products by brand Garofalo

Stelline pasta has a shape similar to a little star. It is perfect in broth and soups! 

Probably one of the most popular pasta shapes, these long, thin spaghetti are extremely versatile and go with any kind of sauce, from meat to fish.

Thanks to bronze drawing this Spaghetti are rough to the touch thus holding very well the sauce, for an explosion of flavour.

The first mention of “Spaghetti” comes from the 1819^th first Italian dictionary by Niccolò Tommaseo and Bernardo Bellini, where is described as ’a pasta thin as a twine’

The traditional Neapolitan recipe for this pasta is with clams

The word rigatoni comes from the Italian word rigato which means "ridged" or "lined", making sauces and grated cheese stick to it much better than its smooth-sided cohort. It\'s a particular favourite in southern and central Italian cuisine where it is widely used - especially in Sicily. Due to its shape and texture, rigatoni works well with either fairly thick cream or tomato based sauces as its shape holds the sauce well, so enhance it with simple ingredients and seasonal products like beans and mushrooms.

These penne will bring to your table all the flavour of the ripe wheat.

The texture obtained through bronze drawing is accentuated by the finerighe (lines) and will hold the sauce like no other pasta.

Thanks to the high quality of the ingredients, the al dente cooking point is guaranteed.

The traditional recipe for this pasta is with a spicy tomato sauce.

One of the most traditional pasta format, the Neapolitan recipe for this shape is with Lard, San Marzano Tomatoes and chilli flakes

The slanted cut tip of the penne,though, are a great match for fish-based sauces

Thanks to bronze drawing, this pasta is rough and porous, great to the bite and full of taste

Orzo is a kind of pasta similar to "riso" with respect to its shape. It is perfect for soups and broths through which you can appreciate its taste.

Try traditional Spaghetti in the organic whole wheat variant!

Penne are the type of pasta that you can see every week on the Italians\' table. Their versatility makes them the format to go to with all recipes, warm and cold.

This whole wheat variant from Garofalo only add to the taste and are the right choice for a healthy meal.

Try traditional Mezze Maniche in the organic whole wheat alternative!

Fusilli come from the most ancient pasta tradition of the Campania region, from the south of Italy.

According to the tradition, the curly shape reminds of the spindle to spin wool. In the past they were made using a knitting needle.

The beautiful curly shape of the fusilli makes them the best match for any kind of sauce, the whole wheat flour only adds to the taste.

Originally from Apulia, this pasta is now popular all over Italy, the perfect combination among tradition and innovation.

The roughness obtained with the bronze drawing process makes for a pasta that holds the sauce, for the best experience of flavour.

The tradition wants this pasta with Cime di Rapa, though we love a classic, it can go with all kinds of sauces.

This format of Pasta was born after the need of the homeowner to use the remaining of different types of pasta. The solution was to put them altogether, and the result is this beautiful mix that has no equals when it comes to ‘pasta e patate’ and ’pasta e fagioli’ (the typical pasta with potatoes and provola and pasta with beans)

This Mezze Penne are a fun and original twist to the traditional Penne Rigate.

The shape and texture are made to hold the sauce, we suggest trying them with a simple, but flavourful, tomato and basil sauce.

The typical recipe for this format is with tomato and Mozzarella .

Inspired to the harmonious shapes of nature, the Lumaca is a pasta ‘shell’ made for rich and tasty sauces.

This pasta is IGP (Protected Geographic Indication) and bronze drawn, for an amazing texture and the always al dente cooking point.

The traditional recipe for this format is, of course Lumaca ca sarza vulluta (Snails with hot sauce).

The Lasagna is one the most iconic Italian pasta dish, a simple square of pasta that can make an infinite range of amazing dishes. One of the biggest classics is with the ragù alla Bolognese (minced meat tomato sauce)

The Lasagna also has a long history and many poets from the middle age cite it in their poems, like Jacopone da Todi and Cecco Angiolieri

This Pasta from the gulf of Genova, born to to be the other half of an amazing pesto alla genovese dish, is best paired with vegetable and fish sauces.

The flat shape and the rough texture are great to hold delicate and gentle flavours.

We suggest serving the Linguine al Pesto adding a bit of fresh pomodorini (tomatoes) that will add colour and texture to the dish.

A classic in the world of pasta, this Spaghetti with wholegrain rice flour may be Gluten Free, but they sure are full of taste.

Their amazing texture is a great match for both cold and warm dishes

The history of spaghetti is a very interesting one. Originally a simple dish, seasoned with only olive oil, pepper and cheese, while in 17^th and 18^th century tomato sauce became popular.

A nice testament to that is in a presepe (nativity scene) in Caserta, where we can see two farmers eating a spaghetti dish

These penne will bring to your table all the flavour of the traditional penne, but Gluten Free.

The texture obtained through bronze drawing is accentuated by the finerighe (lines) and will hold the sauce like no other pasta.

This Pasta originally comes from the land of Napoli, with its traditional curly edges.

The name was given in honour of princess Mafalda di Savoia

The curly edge makes for an extremely versatile pasta, and this Gluten Free version will allow anyone to have an amazing experience of flavour

Thanks to the twisted shape with the cut in the middle, this pasta perfectly combines with the sauce for an amazing taste experience.

The Gluten Free version is a great alternative for those who don’t want to give up on flavour

This format is a reinterpretation of the classical malloreddu sardo that connects this pasta to the sheperds’ tradition of Sardinia

Fusilloni are a reinterpretation of the traditional fusilli from the south of Italy.

This ‘giant’ version is Gluten Free, made with high quality ingredients, for a dough full of flavour that will guarantee cooking al dente style .

The Caserecce remind of artisanal quality from their very name (Casarecce, in Italian, means homemade). This gluten free version is made for those who won’t give up the flavour of the traditional pasta.

The shape is twisted and open in the middle, to grab the sauce, and the texture is rough, for an amazing al dente experience.

Fusilli is a southern Italian word to indicate a kind of pasta similar to a spindle. Traditionally a knitting needle was used to form the spindle shape. Other dialectal denominations in the different regions of Italy are: curls in Calabria, incannulate in Puglia, turcinateddi or fusiddi in Sicily, maccarones a ferritus in Sardegna. Some families still prepare fusilli handmade according to the Italian tradition.

Try this pasta with tomato sauce, red pesto, genovese pesto or other vegetables sauces!

The name comes from its shape of a butterfly and its origin are very old, about XVI century. It isn\'t part of the Italian gastronomic tradition but it gained great success especially in some dishes for example with salmon.