Northern Pasta Co. Gigli, 450g

Gigli is a flower-like pasta shape that originated in Tuscany. With delicate, frilly edges, it’s almost too pretty to eat. Gigli is the Italian word for ‘lillies’. Is this your first time buying from us?

This unique pasta shape is produced by the Northern Pasta Co. Made from British-grown spelt, it has a subtle nutty flavour. You can pair it with your favourite sauces or even use it in a pasta bake.

The fluted edges trap creamy sauces and pesto. In Tuscany, it’s often served with a ragu made from wild boar. For a meat-free version, make your sauce with oyster mushrooms.

We like to pair gigli with lighter, delicate sauces. Try making a cream sauce flavoured with lemon and roasted garlic. You can add peas, chopped ham and anything else you fancy. A handful of wild garlic would be wonderful.

Northern Pasta Co. uses bronze dies to extrude their pasta. This is a traditional technique that gives the pasta its rough texture. It helps sauces to cling so that every mouthful is full of flavour.

Store in a cool and dry place.

About Northern Pasta Co.

Northern Pasta Co. produces award-winning pasta using British spelt. The grains are selected from farms that use regenerative farming practices. Uniquely delicious, their pasta has a nutty flavour and wholesome bite.

The company was founded in 2022 by Imogen Royall and Matt Kenyon. Committed to sustainability, the pasta is made at their solar powered HQ in Cumbria. It’s packaged in paper bags with biodegradable windows offering a sneak peek inside.

Product formulations and details may change. For the latest ingredients and allergen information always check product packaging prior to consumption. Ingredients: Spelt, wheat flour, wheat semolina

Allergy advice: For allergens see ingredients listed in bold.

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