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coloured dried pasta shapes.....where can i get them?

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poi · 15/04/2006 14:28

I used to buy them all the time from Sainsburys or Tesco, they were just amongst the dried pasta, but now I can't find them anywhere. They were in bags and cost about 99p a couple of years ago.

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cod · 15/04/2006 14:29

they dont do coloured ones at tesco
saw ome green ones at wairtose
boys loved them when they were into turtles
normally ont hes posts poeple sya " try your local italina deli"
i say "what effin local italian deli"

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GDG · 15/04/2006 14:33

I'm sure in Sainsbos

Deffo do it in Booths as well if you have that near you (will cost small fortune though!)

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SaintGeorge · 15/04/2006 14:35

Tesco do a tricolour bag of pasta twists.

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Lauraa83 · 15/04/2006 22:23

morrisons do

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Piffle · 15/04/2006 22:31

I normally charter a lear jet and handpick them from the green pasta tree in Tuscany.....

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rabbitt · 15/04/2006 23:06

I have bag or tri coloured pasta shapes 100% organic in the shape of "the simpsons" ProBlem is cant remember where i got these. They arent supermarket own brand. Can only be sainsburys or asdas-

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lahdeedah · 15/04/2006 23:36

They do organic coloured pasta shapes in Tesco - you have to look on the separate Organic aisle. Never bought them myself so can't remember how much they cost.

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Gillian76 · 15/04/2006 23:38

Asda I think.

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CORNGIRL · 16/04/2006 11:57

you can buy coloured vegetable/rice pasta in the organic/free from aisle at tesco and morrisons, dd loves it.