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Types of Pasta Quiz

There are so many types of pasta in the world today? Can you name them based off my description?
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Last updated: April 28, 2021
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Description
Pasta
Pasta with a loose spiral shape bound to a center (the edges do not touch each other)
Rotini
Pasta that looks like a cylinder, with the inside cut out
Rigatoni
Pasta often shaped like a square or a hat (often filled)
Ravioli
Before boiling, this pasta is a brittle stick (after, it is long and flexible) (Mario's pasta)
Spaghetti
Small circular pasta that looks like a fortune cookie with the ends connected
Tortellini
The "bow-tie pasta"
Farfalle
Cylinder-shaped pasta that from the side, looks like a parallelogram
Penne
Before boiling, this pasta is eliptically shaped (also in Ratatouille, the name of the human protagonist's surname)
Linguine
A flat, thick pasta traditionally made of egg and flour (descended from capelli d'angelo and often complimented with an alfredo sauce)
Fettuccine
Pasta that looks like a short cylinder, but is designed in such a way that it looks like a wheel
Rotelle
Spiral shaped pasta whith no center (like a stretched spring)
Cavatappi
U-shaped pasta, (often referred to as ___________ N Cheese)
Macaroni
This pasta is often stacked between layers of tomato sauce and meat (Garfield)
Lasagne
Flat, wide, and long pieces of flexible pasta
Pappradelle
Pasta with a tight spiral shape (almost as if you were braiding hair)
Gemelli
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pctjunkie
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Apr 28, 2021
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