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DID YOU




     KNOW...





     All About Pasta



     SEPTEMBER 7, 2017 BY DINNER TONIGHT
     Selecting the right shape of pasta in your dish
     has the ability to take your meal to a level beyond
     your imagination. The following information will
     help you to make the right decision in order to

     create a delicious meal! Choosing the right shape
     for your dish can be challenging but we want to
     make it easier for you! See the guide below:
                                                                  Shelf life matters! Here are the shelf lives for

                                                                  dry noodles:
     Soups:                                                       Egg Pasta Noodles & Vegetable:
        Farfalline, Pastina, Fideo, Fusilli, Tripolini, Ruote,        1-2 years depending on the best by date
        Orzo
     Salads:                                                      Non-Egg:

        Linguine, Fusilli, Tubini, Rotini, Ziti, Tripolini,           3 years depending on best by date
        Rocchetti, Penne, Vermicelli
     Casseroles:                                                  Are you making the most out of all the
        Figli, Lasagna, Orzo, Fusilli, Rocchetti, Rotini,         pasta you recently cooked? Follow these

        Spaghetti, Radiatori                                      tips to ensure your food is safe to eat for
     Stir-Fry:                                                    you and the entire family!
        Ziti, Linguine, Penne, Mostaccioli, Rotini,
        Spaghetti, Vermicelli, Tubini, Farfalline                 Leftover safety 101!
     Sauces:                                                          Keep in refrigerator for only 3-4 days

        Fettuccine, Tortellini, Linguine, Fusilli, Penne,             Planning your meals will help you utilize
        Orzo, Gemelli, Vermicelli, Rigatoni                           your leftovers better.
     Baked Dishes                                                     Keep food as peak quality by immediately
        Tubini, Ziti, Farfalline, Manicotti                           portioning into smaller containers to avoid
                                                                      bacteria growth.

     Stop the presses because pasta doesn’t last                      Always reheat food to 165 Degrees F.
     lifetime! Contrary to what you think, pasta does                 When in doubt, toss it out!
     have a shelf life and it matters! The following
     information will definitely help you get your
     money’s worth.



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