PrintAnyone know where to buy dry, packaged, strascinati pasta in NYC
Looking for this wonderful pasta made by Pasta Pasta in Italy. Can it be obtained in NYC?
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4 Comments:
I'd try Buon Italia in Chelsea Market--they have tons of imported pastas. I don't know if they sell the Pasta Pasta brand of strascinati, but they have all the unusual shapes and sizes you rarely see in regular stores.
homesicktexan at 6:15PM on 12/17/06
God I love it there.
Give them a ring and see if they do: 212-633-9090
norman at 8:05PM on 12/17/06
Buon Italia is a very good bet. You might also try Coluccio in Brooklyn. It's a big Italian grocery store where many Italian restaurant owners shop for stuff.
Ed Levine at 8:02AM on 12/18/06
@homesichtexan & norman - grazie!
Ed - grazie mille for Brooklyn lead. My wife and I just returned from Rome and didn't have a chance to locate a package for our friends here who first discovered it in Puglia. They will be thrilled with these suggestions.
Buone Feste!
Livetotravel at 9:24AM on 12/24/06