Sourdough Collection

£45

Making the perfect gift for pasta aficionados, Atavi pasta is made using ancient culinary techniques, including fermentation, roasting and smoking, that showcase the richness and refined flavours previously concealed in the wheat grain used to produce each bite. Paired with Atavi Butters, which are meticulously designed to complement the distinct tasting notes of the Tagliatelle pasta, creates a match made in culinary heaven.

This collection contains 1 pack of 280g Sourdough Tagliatelle, 1 pack 280g Sourdough Vortici and 1 pack of Sourdough Flavoured Butter.

SOURDOUGH TAGLIATELLE reveals all the taste and aromas of fresh baked bread, stirred with a pinch of sourness, to bring a whole new sensory dimension to the culinary experience.

SOURDOUGH VORTICI is part of Atavi’s new short pasta collection. This creation is enhanced by natural leavening and captures all the flavours of a freshly baked sourdough.

SOURDOUGH BUTTER is part of Atavi’s new Flavoured Butter collection. The earthy warmth and tangy notes are perfectly crafted to enhance the rich flavours of Atavi’s Tagliatelle and Vortici range.

Made in ItalyProduced in small batches

Main sensation: fresh bread from the oven, lightly sour

Fragrance: breadcrumb, straw, plants, milkiness, egg white.

Taste: fruity, apricot, honey, liquorice, candied lemon, lemon zest.

Sourdough Tagliatelle and Sourdough Vortici
Durum wheat semolina (52%), fresh sourdough (45%), powdered wheat gluten

Sourdough Flavoured Butter
Butter (milk) 86.6%, freeze-dried sourdough (durum wheat semolina, water) 12.3%, salt

For allergens, including cereals containing gluten, see ingredients in bold. May contain traces of soy, egg, milk, nuts, sesame seeds, celery and mustard.

How it’s made

The Source

The durum wheat is harvested in Italy. We only use Italian durum wheat from organic farming.

The Technique

The dough is enhanced by natural leavening and stirred with a pinch of sourness.

The Process

The dough is gently rolled then cut into tagliatelle form.

The Result

Each of the ancient techniques used to create ATAVI Tagliatelle needs... Time. Each natural process, carried out in Italy, requires time, patience and skill to be completed.

The Source
The Technique
The Process
The Result

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FAQ

Our pasta is produced in a small laboratory in Parma (Italy).

We developed our Tagliatelle having as a main goal a new sensory experience in terms of APPEARANCE, TASTE and TEXTURE. For these reasons we crafted the products with a special lamination technique that gives them an authentic appearance, neither rough nor smooth, but deliberately irregular. In addition, thanks to both production technology and raw materials, our Tagliatelle have a unique consistency, with a firm bite and a full-body texture in the mouth. Finally, FLAVOURS, all the transformations applied to wheat provide products with additional layers of flavors compared to a regular pasta: from the sourness of a fresh baked bread to toasted and nutty notes, to smoked and intense umami flavors.

As usual pasta, in hot boiling water with salt. The timing is on each pack: 7 min for SOURDOUGH and SMOKED and 6 min for UMAMI. We also suggest trying to cook the product in a “risotto” style, which means directly in a pan adding the cooking water little by little. Letting the tagliatelle absorb the water and, at the same time, release its flavor to create a sort of creamy sauce that enhances the pasta flavor.

We strive to process and ship orders as quickly as possible. However, during holidays, there may be a slight extension in delivery time. If your order is placed on weekends or public holidays, we will begin processing it on the next working day.

We currently only ship to England, Scotland, and Wales. On average, delivery within these regions takes about 2-3 working days after order confirmation. Shipping is free for orders over £50, while orders below this threshold are subject to a charge of £4,99, which will be borne by the buyer.