BarillaThick Spaghetti Pasta, 16 oz. Box (Pack of 20) - Non-GMO Pasta Made with Durum Wheat Semolina - Kosher Certified Pasta

I found I like Asian noodles.but I like a specific type and size of Asian noodle.unfortunately it's super expensive to get them anywhere close to me.a viable option is the large size spaghetti from barilla.Let's be honest, for the most part pasta is a flour of some type and various liquids and/or eggs mixed in to hold it all together to be able to roll it out and cut it.So the Barilla thick spaghetti noodles fills my desire for Asian noodles.I'm a little weird.I like the consistency of these noodles.I like the length.I like how they blend with the nummyness of a sauce and everything else that's put in with the pasta.It's pure joy to eat these noodles.🥰And nutrition wise they're pretty decent.I've had worse.dear gods I've had worse. 😳If you were to go to buy these noodles anywhere else?they would be within pennies of the price that I paid for this box of pastas.I did not see the point of buying elsewhere a pack here, a pack there.when I come by 20 boxes of them, in a big honking box, that gets dropped out at my front door.It's a win as far as I'm concerned especially with the weirdness going on with the world today.Thanks Barilla.As far as I can find (and I've researched it!) you're the only company making a thicker spaghetti.😁

We love pasta! We eat a lot of spaghetti and I am always looking for good price and quality. I am from Italy and I am very picky on which pasta I buy. Barilla is a good brand and easy to find in the States. Thick spaghetti is not easy to find. I find this a good deal

I had to look online for thick spaghetti noodles in bulk and luckily these came just as they should. The last time I tried getting them, it turned out to be regular spaghetti. I’m really glad this order worked out perfectly. Definitely value in bulk buying and the packaging was condensed for a large pack.

Excellent option, taste and texture for my dishes

It says its “thick” but, this is just regular thickness

Best price . Hard to find. Hubbys favorite pasta. Thanks for carrying it!!!!

I have these on Subscribe and Save as well as 3 other types of pasta varieties. With pasta costing $2.50 and up per package in the supermarket I decided to Subscribe and Save a delivery every 6 months. I’m going to stagger the types of pasta by month going forward because buying 80 boxes of pasta all at once is still an investment. So if I stagger it going forward it will run me between $15-$25 a month for 8 months during a year but we’ll always have plenty to choose from at a reasonable price.

This spaghetti is not unusually large, just sturdy enough to deliver a real “al dente” experience. Never mushy.