Top 4 American Pasta, Noodles and Dumplings

Last updated on June 16, 2026

Best American Pasta, Noodles and Dumplings

01

Etto Pastificio

4.5 ·
​Etto Pastificio, established in 2019 by Brian and Stephanie Terrizzi, is an artisanal pasta factory located in Paso Robles, California. The name Etto is inspired by the Italian term for a standard portion of pasta, reflecting the company's dedication to authentic Italian culinary traditions. ​ The Terrizzis, also known for their Giornata wine label, ventured into pasta-making to complement their passion for Italian cuisine. Etto Pastificio produces both fresh and dried pasta, utilizing organic durum semolina flour sourced from the western United States. Their pasta is crafted using traditional Italian techniques, including bronze-die extrusion and slow drying, resulting in a texture that holds sauces exceptionally well. ​ Beyond pasta, Etto operates a market offering a curated selection of Italian and locally sourced food products, providing customers with a comprehensive culinary experience. ​
02

Sfoglini Pasta

4.4 ·
Sfoglini is a brand dedicated to producing premium pasta using high-quality durum wheat semolina. Their pastas are made using traditional Italian methods, including a bronze die extrusion process that creates rough-textured pasta to hold sauces better. Sfoglini pasta is slow-dried at low temperatures for over nine hours, preserving its natural flavor and nutrients. They offer a variety of pasta shapes in their collections, such as semolina, whole grain, and specialty options, as well as unique offerings like "The Sporkful Collection." Sfoglini's artisanal approach ensures a more authentic pasta experience, and their products are available for purchase online through their website. Additionally, they offer a subscription service through their Pasta Club, providing pasta enthusiasts with regular deliveries.
03

Ferrazzani's Pasta

4.4 ·
Ferrazzani's Pasta, formerly known as Semolina Artisanal Pasta, is a Los Angeles-based producer of organic, traditional Italian pasta. Founded by Leah Ferrazzani in 2014, the company began as a home-based venture and has since grown into a neighborhood pasta shop and market. Their offerings include both fresh and dried pastas, all crafted using traditional methods such as bronze die extrusion and slow drying to enhance texture and flavor. Ferrazzani's Pasta sources high-quality durum semolina, primarily from American farms in North Dakota and Montana, to create products like rigatoni and fusilli.
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Ronzoni Pasta

3 ·
​Ronzoni is a renowned American pasta brand with a rich history dating back to 1915. Founded by Emanuele Ronzoni, who immigrated from Italy to New York in 1881, the company has been delivering a wide variety of pasta products to American households for over a century. Over the years, Ronzoni has expanded its product line to include over thirty different pasta varieties, catering to diverse culinary preferences. Their offerings range from traditional semolina pastas to specialty blends like carrot, tomato, and spinach, as well as gluten-free and whole wheat options. Today, Ronzoni continues to be a significant player in the U.S. pasta market, offering a diverse range of pasta shapes and styles to suit various culinary creations. ​
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