What grain is used to make spaghetti?

I can remember my mamma buying very long spaghetti wrapped in a blue paper back in the 60's. I can't remember the brand name of the pasta and I don't know if any other makers wrapped theirs in a similar way. I do however recollect that it was very long and that she'd take a handful of it before snapping it in two and adding it to the pan. Did you know that the salt used in the water not only adds flavour, but raises the boiling temperature of the water and quickens that cooking time?

spaghetti can also be made of rice and cauliflower (gluten free)

CometTamer, The "strands" lying across the dish are lengths of uncooked spaghetti. Spaghetti is only one type of pasta, the different shapes have different names. There are about 50 different ones. My favourite one is linguine.

Spag bol for me all day long

Baked spaghetti is the best!

CometTamer, are you saying you can't see the spaghetti on top of the bowl? I mean its not bolognese for wire but there is definitely spaghetti there!

Lady Wolf Moon, Originally it was made only of wheat. But now you have a variety pasta made with many kinds of flour, including chickpea flour, which is my favorite

Player #8906298, still hard to find good gluten Tasty pasta!

not necessarily I am coeliac and have it made from maize rice or even red lentil flour

Spaghetti and a meatballs!! Badabing Badaboom...

Unless it’s gluten-free

If you like spaghetti, try it with Kraft Cheese Whiz and Heinz ketchup. It's delicious , yummy Oh yeah with meatballs.

I started eating spaghetti when I was 3 years old , now I'm 11 and still eating it 🙃

Player #8906298, no way

RedSeaDiver69, barilla maybe?

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even though i am Pakistani, i love to eat spaghetti

Unless it’s gluten-free and then it can be made from a variety of flours. There is also spaghetti made from rice that is used in Asian dishes. So this is not entirely true

Player #9209393, Spaghetti is grown on theItalian/Swiss border - watch the short film of Richard Dimblbey's "Spaghetti Pickers" on You Tube

Yum dish.. 😋

CometTamer, it looks like s'getti to me! What do YOU see??

Yes Ì knew that. that Why I use it in stew aand soups too..

CometTamer, EXACTLY ❤️✌🏿

johnnyzoom7, ha ha ha ha

RegretfulHuman68, not true

I'm fairly certain that picture is not spaghetti lol

Durum wheat is grown on many acres of land in North Dakota and northern Minnesota, also Montana.

i make a mean spaghetti cheese beef