Re: Tinkyada Pasta (Kraft powdered macaroni & cheese sauce)

[Guest guest]

Thank you for the info. Anyone know if Wild Oats carries Tinkyada pasta?

Dabney

[Guest guest]

Dabney,

Tinkyada can be bought in almost any variety of pasta that you can

think of. I have bought spirals, lasagna noodles, spaghetti,

fettucini, elbows, shells, and they even make a shaped pasta for kids

calle "Little Dreams" in shapes like animals, trains, planes, etc.

They are all wonderful and taste most like wheat pasta than any of the

gf pastas. I have served this multiple times to non-gf people and not

only can they not tell it's wheat, but they always comment on how good

it is. I tell them after they eat that the noodles were made from

brown rice. I buy mine from Whole Foods and have also bought from

Gluten Free Pantry and Gluten Solutions (both online stores).

God bless,

nn

Calacci, Bridget wrote:

Tinkyada pasta is the best, the most "normal" GF pasta out there. It

comes in bags and comes in a variety of "shapes" such as elbow, spiral,

etc.... If you can find these locally get them, and if you have to

order them from one of the online vendors do it. They not only taste

the most normal, but so far I've found that they also "behave' the most

normal in that they don't get all pasty and gross when you cook them.

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From: Chuckndabs@...

Sent: Fri 8/20/2004 8:02 PM

To: SillyYaks

Subject: Re: Kraft powdered macaroni & cheese sauce

In a message dated 8/20/2004 2:08:56 PM Central Standard Time,

onesillyyak@... writes:

I'll probably still continue to buy the KRAFT mac &

cheese boxes in bulk and use the cheese packets for the Tinkyada

noodles

Can you tell me what the Tinkyada noodles are and where you get them : )

Dabney

Mom to two beautiful Russian angels, Katya 5, Perm Russia, Nina 4, Tver

Russia, a little prince Evan, 2 and a baby girl Ella 4 months

[Guest guest]

Dabney,

Tinkyada can be bought in almost any variety of pasta that you can

think of. I have bought spirals, lasagna noodles, spaghetti,

fettucini, elbows, shells, and they even make a shaped pasta for kids

calle "Little Dreams" in shapes like animals, trains, planes, etc.

They are all wonderful and taste most like wheat pasta than any of the

gf pastas. I have served this multiple times to non-gf people and not

only can they not tell it's wheat, but they always comment on how good

it is. I tell them after they eat that the noodles were made from

brown rice. I buy mine from Whole Foods and have also bought from

Gluten Free Pantry and Gluten Solutions (both online stores).

God bless,

nn

Calacci, Bridget wrote:

Tinkyada pasta is the best, the most "normal" GF pasta out there. It

comes in bags and comes in a variety of "shapes" such as elbow, spiral,

etc.... If you can find these locally get them, and if you have to

order them from one of the online vendors do it. They not only taste

the most normal, but so far I've found that they also "behave' the most

normal in that they don't get all pasty and gross when you cook them.

________________________________

From: Chuckndabs@...

Sent: Fri 8/20/2004 8:02 PM

To: SillyYaks

Subject: Re: Kraft powdered macaroni & cheese sauce

In a message dated 8/20/2004 2:08:56 PM Central Standard Time,

onesillyyak@... writes:

I'll probably still continue to buy the KRAFT mac &

cheese boxes in bulk and use the cheese packets for the Tinkyada

noodles

Can you tell me what the Tinkyada noodles are and where you get them : )

Dabney

Mom to two beautiful Russian angels, Katya 5, Perm Russia, Nina 4, Tver

Russia, a little prince Evan, 2 and a baby girl Ella 4 months

[Guest guest]

Dabney-

I know I'm a few days late, but since you're "right down the road" from me I thought I would let you know what I've found. Wild Oats carries Tinkyada elbows, rice spirals, spaghetti, fussili (sometimes) - I think that's it. I've tried to encourage them to order the lasagna & veggie spirals, but no luck yet. I totally agree that these noodles are the best, especially if cooked exactly by the instructions on the package.

FYI - I & others are trying to get Wild Oats to carry Kinnikinnick items, since it's

distributed in the US now.

All of this info. is based on my experience at the Green Hills Wild Oats - I haven't been to Cool Springs which I know is closer to you.

Hope this helps!!!

Re: Tinkyada Pasta (Kraft powdered macaroni & cheese sauce)

Thank you for the info. Anyone know if Wild Oats carries Tinkyada pasta?Dabney