Few dishes sing of winter quite like a steaming bowl of soup, especially when the pasta itself is built to hold up in a simmering pot. Sfoglini shapes are bronze-cut and slow-dried, giving them the structure and texture needed for soups and stews, where pasta should stay pleasantly al dente, never mushy, and capture broth in every bite.
Unlike delicate pastas that soften too quickly, Sfoglini’s thoughtfully designed pasta shapes are made to cook slowly and evenly, maintaining their integrity even as they soak up flavor. Each curve, ridge, and hollow serves a purpose, holding onto rich, savory broth, scooping up beans and vegetables, and delivering a balanced bite from the first spoonful to the last.
From curved shapes that cradle broths to ridged grooves that gather beans and greens, Sfoglini pasta turns simple soup into something deeply satisfying. When the weather turns cold, these are the kinds of bowls we reach for, hearty, flexible recipes that simmer gently on the stove and warm you from the inside out.


















Lasagne da Fornel – Northern Italy
Maccheroni con le Noci – Central Italy (Umbria)




















