Re: best-tasting GFCF pasta?

July 29, 2001

Tinkyada no questions asked- They have alot of variety in shapes, rice or

brown rice, and organic, and doesn't get mushy. The package says it is

" manufactured in a wheat free factory premise " . Iget mine at Whole

Foods/Fresh Fields or s in Emerson, NJ. My Italian in-laws choose not

to eat wheat to maintain weight goals and serve it to whole family on Sunday

pasta night. That's an endorsement!

July 29, 2001

We use a whole lot of Tinkyada pasta. It's rice pasta, but tastes like regular

pasta. Easily the best tasting rice pasta we've had. I think you can get it

through Miss Robens, or maybe glutenfreepantry.com, but we get it straight from

Canada at specialtyfoods.com and it's pretty cheap, too. I think it's less than

$2.00 per bag. You pay Canadian dollars, so it seems like more when you place

the order. Hope this helps.

Debbie

July 29, 2001

> What's your vote for the best-tasting GFCF pasta brand/type? I'm new to

> GFCF, but so far my son has rejected all the pasta choices I've served

him.

I vote for Tinkyada and Pastariso. At the co-op where I buy them, Tinkyada

is less expensive per pound.

Lorilyn

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