Alphabet semolina pasta is made from organic ingredients especially for children. Kids love them served with just a little butter or extra virgin olive oil, but they can be combined with simple

Small pasta rings which are ideal for soups, minestrone and children's dishes.

This shape is specialty of the Abruzzo region. The 'chitarra' or guitar is a wooden frame with wires running from end to end. Sheets of pasta are laid across the wires and pushed through to make the

Orzo translates as barley as this pasta resembles grains of barley. It is used all over Italy often added to soups and broths. And as with grains, it can be used in salads.

Rustichella tomato-based pasta sauces are made from plump vine-ripened tomatoes and other premium ingredients. They have the superior flavour and texture of home-made, traditional pasta sauces.

Lumaconi translates to big snails and indeed this pasta looks like large snail shells. The can be filled with ricotta and spinach, or meat ragu and oven baked, or cooked and serves as regular pasta

Pasta made with wholemeal, organic emmer wheat. Farro pasta can be used like hard durum wheat pasta, however the rustic, texture and flavour is well-suited for matching with meat and vegetable-based

One of the post popular ribbon pasta shapes. Ideal for Bolognese-style meaty ragu and sauces with sausages, mushrooms and truffle. This is also the shape to use with creamy sauces.

A traditional pasta of Liguria, where it is served with classic Genovese pesto which combines basil pesto with boiled potatoes and green beans. This shape will combine with fresh vegetables like

These thicker spaghetti strands make a satisfying, meaty cooked pasta. Serve it with sauces such as all'Amatriciana, Cacio e Pepe, or alla Norma and with white cream or butter based sauces.

Rustichella tomato-based pasta sauces are made from plump vine-ripened tomatoes and other premium ingredients. They have the superior flavour and texture of home-made, traditional pasta sauces.

Paccheroni are large ribbed tubes of pasta that originate from Campania. They are often served with rich, hearty sauces. They can also be filled and baked flat or upright. Try with smoked salmon, or

Farfalloni translates to large butterflies and is a typical shape from Campania. Use this shape with simple tomato-based sughi. They are also popular used in cold summer salads with tuna, olives and

These small open shells of pasta are typical of Sardinia where they are often served with a sausage meat and lots of pecorino cheese.

These short pasta tubes are perfect for vegetable and pasta soups like minestrone. They are also an ideal shape for pasta e fagioli.

Penne pasta is believed to have originated in Campania where it is served with a spicy all'arrabbiata sauce, or alla puttanesca. The surface ribbing enhance the pasta's capacity to adhere to any