Today is the date of the World Pasta Day, a special day for all the Made in Italy food lovers, but above all for our Italian pasta suppliers as Pastificio dei Campi, Pastificio Caponi, Pasta Bossolasco, Pasta Mancini, Pasta Benedetto Cavalieri, La Campofilone, Adamo Bio, Azienda Agricola la Fastuchera and many others. What groups in with these pasta producers are the selection of high quality raw materials, the maintenance of craft processes and the care for the details. These can be less profitable choices, that implies extra work, but they’re what let us taste such high level products. In this day our wishes and congratulations go out to these pasta makers, true ambassador of Italian taste and culture.

Pasta Mancini is prepared with raw materials, care and time of the best home made dough. Pastificio Agricolo Mancini indeed selects, cultivates and transforms the fittest varieties of wheat for a good and healthy 100% Italian pasta. Guaranteeing the total sincerity and transparency of the company there is the Good Agriculture Practices (GAP) certification, a disciplinary for an eco-compatible of the agricultural activities defined by the Ministry decree of April 19th 1999 as the “Enseble of the cultural methods that a diligent farmer would employ in the interested region”. In addition to traditional formats as spaghetti Mancini, bucatini Mancini, penne Mancini and many others, Mancini proposes more personal ones too as the Tuffoli Mancini, a typical Marche pasta (as the company location itself), mid dimensioned, versatile and perfect for the absorbent of the seasoning.

The rediscovery of the ancient wheats has involved Pasta Mancini too, which produces and transforms wheat all of itself and therefore endowed with a structure which is suitable with this kind of evolution. Pasta Mancini has started this road with the Turanico wheat coming from the BIO organic certified agriculture, a specie is hailing from the Khorasan region ( North East Iran) and present in Italy too, but in the last years it was abandoned by the most. Since 2013 Pastificio Mancini, has started to develop pasta making instruments to interpret the richness of these wheats at their best, which have been re-discovered and cultivated. Circular bronze wire drawings, low temperatures drying , lower than 44 degrees 20 hours for the short formats of pasta and 40 hours for the long ones. The result obtained is a lightly dark pasta, with a colour that reminds of ground, endowed with a pronounced wheat aroma. Available in the formats SPAGHETTI DI GRANI TURANICI BIO - Pasta Mancini, PENNE LISCE DI GRANI TURANICI BIO - Pasta Mancini, SEDANI 20 RIGHE DI GRANI TURANICI BIO - Pasta Mancini.