Dakota Growers Pasta

This spaghetti has a nut-like flavor that stays true to the flavors of Italian cuisine

They're ridged, tube-shaped, enriched noodles with a pleasant amber color.

Dakota Growers Pasta pairs perfectly with cream sauces and heavier meat sauces and is widely served as an entree or side dish.

When drizzled with olive oil and garlic or smothered in a light marinara sauce with basil, this capellini pasta, or angel hair, pairs perfectly with subtle, refined flavors.

This rainbow tri-color rotini is a must-have addition to any kitchen. One of the most popular and kid-friendly forms of pasta, rotini means "twists" in Italian, referring to the screw-like shape of the noodles.

Thin spaghetti pasta is characterized by thin, rod-shaped noodles formed into long strands. As the name suggests, this pasta is slightly thinner than traditional spaghetti, but a bit thicker than angel hair pasta.