Description
- Farro is a variety of durum wheat that is grown today in Umbria, Italy. It traces its roots back thousands of years to the Fertile Crescent, and was brought to Italy by early sailors, becoming a staple of the Roman empire.
- Farro is a Single Ancient grain durum wheat meaning that it has been largely unchanged by breeding, hybridization, or modification. When cooked it releases a delicate fragrance of mace, fresh hazelnut and eggplant and tastes of crispy bread and peanut butter with a light finish of jujube berries.
- Founded in 1908 in the Italian Alps in an area called the Dolomites, Felicetti is now managed by the 4th generation of the family. The family values their history as artisanal pasta makers while preserving the environment.
- Perfect Pasta Every Day; Throughout 4 generations of artisanal pasta making, Felicetti has created the perfect al dente pasta. It never over cooks, never sticks, and never boils over.
- Used by Michelin Starred Restaurants throughout Italy and the world, Monograno Felicetti has a reputation as one of the premier pastas of Italy. The pastas trademarks are its flavor and that it holds al dente beyond the cooking time.