Mancini

Pasta Mancini Bucatini – Italian Artisan Pasta 17.6 oz

🇮🇹 Imported from Italy
🇺🇸 Ships from New Jersey
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$7.99

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Pasta Mancini Bucatini are an authentic Italian artisan pasta shape produced in the Marche region of Italy. Similar to thick spaghetti but with a hollow center, bucatini are loved for their ability to hold sauce both outside and inside each strand, creating a rich and satisfying bite.

Bucatini are perfect for classic Roman and Southern Italian recipes such as bucatini all’amatriciana, carbonara, cacio e pepe, tomato sauce, seafood sauces and rustic pantry dinners with extra virgin olive oil and grated cheese.

WHY YOU’LL LOVE IT

  • Premium Italian artisan pasta from Pasta Mancini
  • Made with durum wheat semolina and water
  • Long pasta shape with a hollow center
  • Perfect for amatriciana, carbonara, cacio e pepe and tomato sauces
  • Imported from Italy and shipped from New Jersey

What is the difference between bucatini and spaghetti?
Bucatini are thicker than spaghetti and have a hollow center, which helps them hold sauce inside and outside each strand.

Bucatini, with its distinctive hollow center, is an Italian favorite, ideal for rich, hearty sauces that cling to each strand, delivering flavor in every bite. Known for its versatility, bucatini pairs beautifully with traditional sauces like all’Amatriciana or robust, creamy sauces and vegetable-based recipes.

Durum wheat semolina, water

It's always pasta time! Express yourself and mix it/top it/season it with everything you like! We have a huge selection of sauces perfect to be combined with pasta, check our Recipe blog section for many pasta ideas!

Mancini Pastificio Agricolo produces pasta exclusively from wheat grown directly in its own fields in the heart of the Marche region, creating a product each year that reflects the unique character of that agricultural season.

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