BY: Heidi Glenn, Rachel Martin
Why does the world need a new pasta shape? For Dan Pashman, host of the food podcast The Sporkful, there's just a lot of mediocre pasta out there. There's plenty of room for improvement. "Spaghetti is just a tube," he tells Morning Edition. "After a few bites, it's the same." And its round shape means it's not great at holding on to sauce. Meet his cascatelli — Italian for "little waterfalls."
To come up with his own shape, he bought, ate, studied and catalogued all kinds of existing pasta. "I brought together attributes from different shapes that I especially like that have never been brought together in this way before," he says.
SOURCE: https://www.iowapublicradio.org
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