WHAT'S NEW ON THE GROCERS' SHELVES June 22, 2008
uExpress, June, 2008 by Bonnie Tandy Leblang and Carolyn Wyman
Barilla Piccolini Miniature Pasta. Mini Farfalle, Mini Penne, Mini Wheels, Mini Fusilli, and Mini Ziti. $1.39 per 16-ounce box.
Bonnie: I've recommended Barilla pasta before, particularly Barilla Plus, a multigrain pasta with high protein, fiber and omega-3 fatty acids for those in need of extra nutrients. I also can recommend these adorable Barilla Piccolini Miniature Pasta shapes, which cook in just 7 minutes -- though not wholeheartedly.
Why? Barilla made these mini shapes without the nutrient-rich whole grains we all need. In fact, the government recommends we get at least three full servings of them each day. My recommendation to Barilla: Make this cute, quick-cooking pasta with at least half a serving of whole grains in each serving of pasta, as many other...
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