Arbella Spagetti Bucatini 500g

Name: Arbella Spagetti Bucatini 500g
Price: 369 PKR
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About this product

0.6kg

1 Unit

Arbella Spagetti Bucatini offers a thick, hollow-core spaghetti that soaks in sauces for a bold, flavorful bite. Great for hearty sauces or creative pasta twists. Order Arbella Spagetti Bucatini 500g and fill every bite with flavor!

Product Highlights

Brand	Arbella
Product Type	Spaghetti
Variant / Shape	Bucatini
Net Weight	500 g
Unit	1 Pack
Packaging	Plastic pouch

Usage Instructions

Storage Information

Keep it in a cool, dry place. After opening, use an airtight container to maintain freshness.

Usage Information

Boil water, add salt, drop in the bucatini, and cook for 10–14 minutes, stirring occasionally.

Drain well. Rinse only for cold dishes; for hot pastas, keep it un-rinsed so sauces stick beautifully.

Additional Information

Made from premium durum wheat for firm texture.
Cooks evenly for perfect al dente results.
Versatile shape ideal for many sauces.
Rich wheat aroma for authentic pasta dishes.
Great for everyday family meals.

Ingredients

Durum wheat semolina

Allergen Information

Contains Wheat

Nutrition Facts

Per 100g:

Energy	1379 kcal
Fat	0.1 g
Saturated Fat	0.1 g
Carbohydrates	73.9 g
Sugar	47 g
Protein	6.8 g
Salt	0.03 g
Fiber	4.2 g

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What is Arbella Spaghetti Bucatini?

Answer: Arbella Spaghetti Bucatini is a long, thick pasta similar to spaghetti but with a hollow center, allowing sauces to flow through for extra flavor.

Q2. How is bucatini different from regular spaghetti?

Answer: Bucatini is thicker and has a tube-like center, making it more filling and better at holding robust sauces compared to traditional spaghetti.

Q3. Does bucatini get mushy if overcooked?

Answer: Yes, because it’s thicker, overcooking can make it too soft. Cook until al dente for the best bite.

Q4. Is Arbella Bucatini good for baked recipes?

Answer: It can be used in baked pasta dishes, although it shines best in saucy stovetop recipes.