"Pasta is always the same ... fall apart when overcooked. Since penne holds its shape sauced and un-sauced, it’s great fun for little ones who often eat with their hands. Think of penne as ...

And now, even more good news: new research shows that pasta consumption in children and adolescents is associated with a better diet quality than that of children who do not eat pasta. The ...

Little do our friends know the mega suitcase I’ve left in the hall is full of food for my children – otherwise they’ll only be eating pasta and chips for a week. I have no idea how to help ...

Despite its reputation for being fattening, studies show that eating ... pasta will have a lower glycemic index than when it’s cooked to be soft or mushy. The average GI of al dente penne ...

She said that penne is the only pasta he can eat and took to Twitter to ask if anyone could help her locate some because her son has “very restricted eating”. Her son’s condition is common ...

But StudyFinds’ dietitian Shyla Cadogan argues that pasta isn’t inherently unhealthy — but the way you’re eating it might be. The recommended serving size for pasta is 2 ounces of uncooked ...