Barilla rolls out festive 'Snowfall' pasta with 3 assorted snowflake shapes

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Let it snow pasta! Barilla is sprinkling some winter magic to dinner tables with its latest pasta creation, Snowfall, just in time for the colder months.

 

The festive pasta comes in three different shapes, each inspired by winter elements.

 

 

The first is a classic snowflake, representing tradition.

 

Next, there's a poinsettia-inspired design, which embodies seasonal joy.

 

The third is a snowflake with a heart at its center, celebrating love during the festive period.

 

 

The Italian pasta maker crafted this holiday edition with its well-known attention to texture, maintaining the al dente quality that pasta lovers expect, while making it versatile for pairing with a wide range of winter dishes.

 

Starting in December, you can find Snowfall pasta exclusively on Walmart, with each 12-ounce box priced at $1.76. 

 

 

Sharing her enthusiasm for the addition, Angie Cotter, Barilla's US pasta category marketing director, notes, “It's been magical watching Barilla Snowfall come to life, and we hope that it inspires moments of togetherness, helping to create new memories with loved ones. We look forward to continuing to bring joy to the pasta-eating experience with many more fun shapes to come.”

 

To make the most out of Snowfall, Barilla has shared some seasonal recipes to help bring those cozy vibes to the dinner table. You'll find instructions for winter comfort dishes like white cheddar mac and cheese, chicken pasta soup, and creamy chicken and broccoli pasta. 

 

• https://www.foodandwine.com/barilla-snowfall-holiday-pasta-shape-8741951 
• https://www.simplyrecipes.com/new-barilla-snowfall-pasta-review-8742552 
• https://www.bhg.com/barilla-snowfall-pasta-8743665 
• https://www.marthastewart.com/barilla-launches-snowflake-pasta-shape-8744451

 

 

 

Images: PR Newswire, Barilla

[Guest Barbara]

Let us remember Barilla hates gay folks!  "“I would never do a commercial with a homosexual family,” Guido Barilla said live on the Italian station Radio 24, “not for lack of respect, but because we don’t agree with them.”!