LA MODERNA, Alphabet Letras Pasta, 7 oz (Pack of 20) | Enriched Durum Wheat Semolina | Iron & Vitamins | Kosher | Non-GMO | Fun Letters for Kids | Ideal for Soups & Broths

Delicious pastina liked by both children and adults. Cooks up in under 10 minutes and holds its shape well. The alphabet and numbers are delightfully fun. This is good in a variety of dishes, soup, with butter or sauce. I purchased a case of this as we use alot and it was around 50 cents a bag, which was less than half the price at the grocery store. It has very long dating so can keep on hand.

Really good and inexpensive! Can use them multiple times! Great for soups or pasta! Cooks like regular pasta!

Best little noodles! Great for “rice & eggs” a favorite Italian tradition in our house!

The letters have clean edges and can be read easily. When dry they seem tiny, but expand to almost double when cooked. They were very securely packaged, with each bag individually sealed in a second plastic bag. They were an excellent value for the price and are a great item to keep in stock.

The ABC/123 pasta is cute and I make it mostly for my daughter, who is in kindergarten. It makes lunch/dinner a little more fun, she gets to practice her letters and numbers. Recently she was sick and didn't have much of an appetite, but I made this pasta for her and she ate it; it got her mind off of things for a bit, so I guess you could say it's a good morale booster. The letters are small when dry and they don't get much bigger when cooked. I was a little disappointed on that front, but no bother. It's still tasty, the kids love it. I'd definitely recommend it, especially with young kids around.

These are a lot smaller than I thought they would be, but still tasty and the grandkids love pasta. I love to watch them try to spell words while they are eating. Seems like a good way to get kids to eat their food.

I had someone donate to me a bag of alphabet noodles, and man! Did I forget how much I loved those noodles! I wish the letters got bigger to spell words because that’s what we did as kids. But you know what, who cares. Do I want my boys playing with their food to spell a word? Heck no! Guess who gets to clean up that mess?! However, have you tried finding the noodles/ pasta in a grocery store? Because that was like trying to find a needle in a haystack where I live. Maybe my neighborhoods too “vanilla” 😂. But I was SOOOO excited to FINALLY find that amazon is selling this cheap enough to buy. Now I can have this noodle on hand if I need to make a soup for my son if he gets sick again. Now this is way more economical by comparison! And I don’t have to drive all around town trying to locate it. I love it. I was enjoying WAY TOO MANY bags of it when I got sick the next month. It’s just so easy to enjoy that comfort of a childlike noodle when you’re sick. It REALLY absorbs the broth, so it’s like broth flavored noodles and it’s just fun and delicious to eat! I mean, you don’t get a big bag, but you get a lot of bags in a box. So I mean, do the math and weight it out for yourself. Maybe you have it in your neighborhood cheaper then I think $.86. And if so then go for that. But for me this was a cheaper and easier solution. And one that makes everyone so happy! Now if only they had numbers too. But again, who cares, it’s still just fun to see it. Looking at those letters while you eat them. D’oh just went in my mouth, yum too. 😂

I was excited to find alphabet pasta as my grocery store stopped carrying different shapes of pasta; alphabets being one of them. And who doesn’t live a good bowl of alphabet soup? The 7 oz bag yield a little more than a cup which is perfect for my recipe. They cook up as quickly as other small pastas. When they are done the letter hold their shape nicely. This would also be great just to cook up add a little sauce and Parmesan for a perfect lunch for the kids and grandkids.