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Slowly dried at low temperatures using the traditional Italian method, this Organic Italian Wheat Penne Rigate is a true taste of Italia! Made with 100% Durum Whole Wheat Semolina, this pasta is made to be tossed with vodka sauce, tomato sauce or dried pasta sauce! This Penne Rigate is N40 and GMO free.
Slowly dried at low temperatures using the traditional Italian method, this Organic Italian Wheat Penne Rigate is a true taste of Italia! Made with 100% Durum Whole Wheat Semolina, this pasta is made to be tossed with vodka sauce, tomato sauce or dried pasta sauce! This Penne Rigate is N40 and GMO free.
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