Most Canadians buy factory-made pasta, like these lasagna noodles Pietro La Franco puts on a drying rack in a Toronto factory. The most nutritious pas(...)

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Most Canadians buy factory-made pasta, like these lasagna noodles Pietro La Franco puts on a drying rack in a Toronto factory. The most nutritious pas(...)

Date9/28/1971

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Goode, Jeff (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

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Original Toronto Star caption: Most Canadians buy factory-made pasta; like these lasagna noodles Pietro La Franco puts on a drying rack in a Toronto factory. The most nutritious pasta is made from Durum wheat; which contains many natural vitamins. However; to make a complete meal it must be served with meat and vegetable sauces. It can be used as appetizer.

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