TIL: Su filindeu whose name means “the threads of God” is the rarest pasta in the world. Only the women of one Sardinian family, the Abraini family, knew how to make it for 300 years. A team of engineers from Barilla pasta tried to replicate Paola Abraini's process but failed.

março 31, 2021

TIL: Su filindeu whose name means “the threads of God” is the rarest pasta in the world. Only the women of one Sardinian family, the Abraini family, knew how to make it for 300 years. A team of engineers from Barilla pasta tried to replicate Paola Abraini's process but failed.

TIL: Su filindeu whose name means “the threads of God” is the rarest pasta in the world. Only the women of one Sardinian family, the Abraini family, knew how to make it for 300 years. A team of engineers from Barilla pasta tried to replicate Paola Abraini's process but failed. http://www.bbc.com/travel/story/20161014-the-secret-behind-italys-rarest-pasta SeizeOpportunity March 31, 2021 at 11:04AM

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TIL: Su filindeu whose name means “the threads of God” is the rarest pasta in the world. Only the women of one Sardinian family, the Abraini family, knew how to make it for 300 years. A team of engineers from Barilla pasta tried to replicate Paola Abraini's process but failed.

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