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Girolomoni
$6.59
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$5.60
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Linguine
Durum Wheat Semolina
500g
500g
Grown and harvested in an Italian monastery, this classic linguine pasta adheres to very traditional ingredients and methods. It contains only durum wheat and water, is long-dried, then wrapped in paper. A premium, home-style staple.
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The benefits.
- Helps protect cells from damage and supports energy creation (manganese and phosphorus)
- Supports the immune system and protects cells from damaging free radicals (selenium and copper)
- Assists in muscle growth and maintenance (protein)
- Contributes to energy needs and reduces tiredness and fatigue (vitamin B3 and magnesium)
What goes in.
Organic durum wheat semolina, water.
What's kept out.
Salt, sugar, preservatives and pesticides.
Did you know?
Did you know that to produce vast quantities of wheat, most commercial growers rely on heavy use of pesticides? This ends up in the crop, which ends up in the home, where it’s eventually ingested by unsuspecting families.
Geography.
Grown in Montebello, Italy.
Nutritional Information.
Girolomoni
Girolomoni has a history as wholesome as its food. Over 40 years ago, in the Italian region of Isola del Piano, Mayor Gino Girolomoni founded a company called Alce Nero, alongside his wife Tullia and five others. Their mission was simple: to produce food with love. Food that is grown organically and farmed sustainably, without chemical substances. Food that prioritises the land and its people, above all else. These values were ingrained in Gino and his business partners; Gino himself was deeply passionate about ancient farming and organic agriculture, thanks to his childhood in the Italian countryside. Many years later, Alce Nero would be renamed the Gino Girolomoni Agricultural Co-Op in honour of its founder. While Gino has now passed, his legacy continues through the Girolomoni brand.
