Definition

Pastas are arbitrarily shaped products, made from cereal milling products with or without the use of eggs and/or other ingredients by mixing, forms and drying without applying a fermentation or baking process.
They are sometimes treated prior to drying with hot water or steam.
(Source: Guidelines for the production of pasta)

The ingredients

Semolina is used as the main ingredient:

Durum wheat (Triticum durum) is a special type of cultivated wheat and makes up about 10% of the total wheat amount
It is grown in areas of southern Europe, North Africa, Asia Minor, North America and Australia.
Typical properties: hard, glassy grain, starch and pigment rich.

Spelt wheat, maize and whole meal wheat varieties are being increasingly used in the pasta industry

Chicken eggs

Liquid egg: pasteurised whole egg from an egg handling plant producing
Egg-Products: Dried egg, dried egg yolk, dried egg white, liquid egg protein

Water

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