15/10/2026
There is a reason why pasta is loved in so many countries around the world 🍝🌍
It never reaches every table in exactly the same way, each culture welcomes it through local ingredients, family recipes, everyday habits and moments to share.
It can keep the iconic taste of Carbonara in Italy, meet the sea in Malloreddus with mussels in the United States, bring the aroma of fresh herbs through Rigatti with pesto in Argentina or become comfort food in German kitchens with Schinkenuddeln.
It can take on the bold flavours of Mexico with Codito a la Poblana, enter Russian traditions through Pelmeni, evoke the Mediterranean conviviality of Fideuà in Spain or even surprise in a sweet version, such as Vermicelli Dessert in Türkiye.
From one table to another, pasta changes shape, aroma and context. Yet it remains recognisable.
This ability to change accent without losing identity is what makes pasta a global language. A simple and versatile food that every country interprets with its own voice.