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Storing pasta, You can store pasta in many ways and in many ontainers but this one adds a little color and humor to the kitchen
Storing pasta, You can store pasta in many ways and in many ontainers but this one adds a little color and humor to the kitchen

Storing pasta, You can store pasta in many ways and in many ontainers but this one adds a little color and humor to the kitchen

Date5/2/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Storing pasta; You can store pasta in many ways and in many ontainers but this one adds a little color and humor to the kitchen.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0007649F
Pasta. This machine used to roll and cut pasta at home. The one pictured is made by Grazia and sells for $60 at The Compleat Kitchen on Yorkville Ave
Pasta. This machine used to roll and cut pasta at home. The one pictured is made by Grazia and sells for $60 at The Compleat Kitchen on Yorkville Ave
3/2/1983
Twenty million pounds of spaghetti and other forms of pasta are produced every year by Primo Importing and Distributing, where founder Primo Poloniato(...)
Twenty million pounds of spaghetti and other forms of pasta are produced every year by Primo Importing and Distributing, where founder Primo Poloniato(...)
8/30/1975
Most Canadians buy factory-made pasta, like these lasagna noodles Pietro La Franco puts on a drying rack in a Toronto factory. The most nutritious pas(...)
Most Canadians buy factory-made pasta, like these lasagna noodles Pietro La Franco puts on a drying rack in a Toronto factory. The most nutritious pas(...)
9/28/1971
Pasta Power
Pasta Power
2/22/1989
Pasta Partners: Husband and wife team Elena and Orlando Quistini have turned one receipe into Canada's largest independent pasta business.
Pasta Partners: Husband and wife team Elena and Orlando Quistini have turned one receipe into Canada's largest independent pasta business.
1/19/1990
Pasta maker: Gerry Mamone demonstrates pasta-making on a pasta machine for a special Italian dinner
Pasta maker: Gerry Mamone demonstrates pasta-making on a pasta machine for a special Italian dinner
2/4/1982
Four and 20 blackbirds: A nifty item from Japan is popping up in kitchen stores these days and if you don't ask, you would think it was just a little porcelain ornament
Four and 20 blackbirds: A nifty item from Japan is popping up in kitchen stores these days and if you don't ask, you would think it was just a little porcelain ornament
11/23/1984
Pasta perfect: Elena and Orlando Quistini, owners of European Noodles, display some of the pasta produced at their plant.
Pasta perfect: Elena and Orlando Quistini, owners of European Noodles, display some of the pasta produced at their plant.
4/21/1986
Pasta perfectionist: Philosopher Giuliano Bugialli shows how pasta should be twirled.
Pasta perfectionist: Philosopher Giuliano Bugialli shows how pasta should be twirled.
4/10/1980
Prize pud: Frank Scordino of the Senator Restaurant adds loads of fruit and nuts to his dessert
Prize pud: Frank Scordino of the Senator Restaurant adds loads of fruit and nuts to his dessert
11/18/1998
There's more ways than one to press the little veg
There's more ways than one to press the little veg
2/24/1982
Clearing a hurdle: Finding something meaningful to do when you retire is probably the biggest hurdle you will have to face, says professor and author Dr. Alan Roadburg, who adds that retirement dreams can be fulfilled if you plan your future.
Clearing a hurdle: Finding something meaningful to do when you retire is probably the biggest hurdle you will have to face, says professor and author Dr. Alan Roadburg, who adds that retirement dreams can be fulfilled if you plan your future.
2/20/1985