Giadzy by Giada De Laurentiis

Organic Spaghetti Chitarra Pasta

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$5 $10 In stock

Category: Organic Pasta

Our Giadzy organic spaghetti chitarra has an unexpected edge—literally! With squared edges, this geometric shape is an Abruzzese specialty traditionally made with a wooden frame strung tightly with wires called a chitarra (literally "guitar"). After pressing the dough into the wires using a rolling pin, the pasta maker strums the strings as if they were playing a guitar to shake the finished pasta loose. While it remains a favorite in Abruzzo, spaghetti chitarra has found fans across Italy for its ever-so-slightly rough texture and hearty versatility.

Giadzy Pasta is the result of years of careful taste-testing and research with master pasta makers from across Italy. To perfect our first in-house product line, Giada De Laurentiis and the Giadzy team zeroed in on what matters most in a pasta: taste, texture, and fun. By using the finest ingredients and working in partnership with skilled pasta artisans in Italy, we’ve created the pasta we’ve been looking for all our lives—and we can’t wait to share it with you.

Giadzy Pasta is crafted in Abruzzo, a verdant gem on central Italy’s east coast. Abruzzo has the highest concentration of national parkland in Europe, including the graceful peaks of the Majella mountains, home to golden eagles and stunning wildflowers. Pure spring water from the Majella range is combined with organically grown semolina wheat flour from the base of the mountains to make Giadzy Pasta sing with a sweet aroma of pure wheat. Following ancient artisan techniques, Giadzy Pasta is cut on 100-year-old bronze dies, giving the pasta a rough, rustic texture that soaks up sauce, making every meal exceptionally flavorful. After it’s shaped, the pasta is slowly air-dried for up to 36 hours, protecting its delicate flavor and dense texture. The result: the perfect al dente bite every time.

Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 12 reviews)

Eli K. ★★★★★

The squared edges catch the sauce in a way round pasta just can’t, and it holds its bite after a solid eight-minute boil. Cooked up a batch last night with a simple tomato ragù and it felt like a proper Sunday dinner.

Aurora ★★★★★

I was a little skeptical about the square shape, but it cooked up perfectly al dente and the texture is genuinely something special. The roughness of those edges grabbed the olive oil and garlic in a way round spaghetti just can’t.

Zoe ★★★★★

The squared edges really hold onto sauce better than any round spaghetti I've tried—my ragù clung to every strand. Boiled up in about nine minutes and had that nice, firm bite that doesn't turn mushy. Already ordered another box.