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A brief history of pasta shapes
By Jeffrey Miller FORT COLLINS, Colo©2022 GPlusMedia Inc.
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BigYen
To me, the cascatelli looks more like an octopus tentacle cut lengthways. But serve it up to me with a nice sauce and I’ll gladly give it a go, as I will with any shape pasta as long as you don’t overcook it. I never do.
Charlie Sommers
The seashell shape is my favorite, it holds sauce well and can conveniently be eaten with a spoon.