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Mancini ✹ Monte San Pietrangeli, Italy

Organic Spaghetti Turanici, 500g

Organic Spaghetti Turanici, 500g

A real, seasonal spaghetti made from ancient grain—crafted in the middle of a durum wheat field at Mancini’s pasta factory in Le Marche, Italy. This organic pasta is made from Turanicum, a 4,000-year-old wheat variety revived and re-cultivated by Mancini. Bronze-cut and slow-dried for 40 hours at low temperatures, it preserves a rich, earthy aroma and soft, easily digestible gluten. The result: long, golden strands that absorb sauce beautifully, with a deeply satisfying bite and unmistakable wheat flavor.

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Organic stone ground semolina of turanicum durum wheat, water.

Nutritional values per 100g:
Energy: 1540kJ / 363kcal;
Fat: 1,7g, of which saturated: 0,3g;
Carbohydrates: 73g, of which sugars: 2,6g;
Fibre: 6,2g;
Protein: 11g;
Salt: <0,1g.

MIPAAF: IT-BIO-004

After opening, store in a cool and dry place. Cooking time: 7–9 minutes.

Expiry date of the current batch: 15.03.2027.

Orders within Germany
Shipping fee for orders within Germany: 5.95€. From 59€, shipping is free of charge. Delivery time: 2-4 business days.


Orders to other EU countries
The shipping fee is €19.95 for parcels up to 10 kg. Delivery time: 2-8 working days, depending on the country.

Unfortunately, we do not ship to countries outside the EU. For special requests, please contact us at hi@gourmiegoods.com.

Azienda Agricola Mancini Soc. Agr. Srl
Via Ernesto Paoletti 1
63815 Monte San Pietrangeli
Italy

Own grown
Own production
Made in season
Local ingredients
Single origin
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At Mancini Pastificio Agricolo, pasta is grown, not just made. The story began in 1938, when Mariano Mancini founded the family’s wheat farm in the heart of Le Marche, Italy. Three generations later, his grandson Massimo Mancini — an agronomist by training — built a pasta factory right in the middle of those same fields. The idea was simple but revolutionary: to produce pasta using only the durum wheat grown and harvested on their own land. Each year’s crop yields a “seasonal” pasta that reflects the unique conditions of that year. 

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