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Co-founder of @roadskingdoms. Author of triptychs: RICE NOODLE FISH, GRAPE OLIVE PIG, PASTA PANE VINO.
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The World's Rarest Pasta Is Hidden in the Mountains of Sardinia

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By Matt Goulding
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
Paola Abraini, one of only a handful of people who still know how to make su filindeu, in Sardinia, Italy on May 15, 2026. In the mountains of Northern Sardinia, a 300-year-old pilgrimage comes with a serving of the world's rarest pasta. The name tells you all you need to know about the significance of Sardinia’s most elusive pasta: su filindeu, the threads of God. Of the more than 350 officially recognized shapes of pasta in Italy, this is considered the rarest.
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The World's Rarest Pasta Is Hidden in the Mountains of Sardinia

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By Matt Goulding
| Miami Herald Verified
The name tells you all you need to know about the significance of Sardinia's most elusive pasta: su filindeu, the threads of God. Of the more than 350 officially recognized shapes of pasta in Italy, this is considered the rarest. Paola Abraini is one of only a handful of people who still know how to make su filindeu. “To lose this tradition would be like losing a piece of our identity,” she said.
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The world’s rarest pasta is hidden in the mountains of Sardinia

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By Matt Goulding
| The Seattle Times Verified
The name tells you all you need to know about the significance of Sardinia’s most elusive pasta: su filindeu, the threads of God. Of the more than 350 officially recognized shapes of pasta in Italy, this is considered the rarest. Paola Abraini is one of only a handful of people who still know how to make su filindeu. “To lose this tradition would be like losing a piece of our identity,” she said.
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