Barilla Pasta Macaroni Spaghettirigate Pipette Penne Rigate Fusuli Bavette Tonde

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Description

In the late eighteenth century, a new dish emerged along with pummarola that revolutionized street food and became the go-to meal for the masses. This iconic dish gained popularity worldwide and is still cherished today. With notable appearances in films like Roberto Rossellini's Journey to Italy in 1953 and Mario Mattoli's Miseria e Nobiltà in 1954, the cultural significance of this dish cannot be understated. However, it was Alberto Sordi's scene in An American in Rome, the renowned film by Steno, that truly solidified the fame and universal appeal of this pasta dish. It stands as a testament to its timeless and widespread popularity.