Renzo Bervini
Fresh Pasta from Emilia
Fresh Pasta from Emilia
Real Pasta
Via O. To do, 84-84To
42100 Reggio Emilia
0522.327821
www.realpasta.it
info@ realpasta.it
Via O. To do, 84-84To
42100 Reggio Emilia
0522.327821
www.realpasta.it
info@ realpasta.it



A mix of authenticity, link (very tight) with tradition and innovation. Here is the DNA of the Real Pasta factory, which produces fresh Emilian pasta using ancient grain flour, chicken eggs Romagna, red cow meat and cheese and black pork ham.
The story was born in 1962, when Gino Boccedi and Norma Pifferi, Modenese husband and wife, they opened a small workshop for the production of fresh Emilian pasta.
Today, the Real Pasta factory walks in the path traced by the founders, with the imperative to respect the values of the cuisine of the past. The goal is to make people known, or rediscover, the flavors and quality of fresh homemade pasta.
How to bring together innovation and tradition? By focusing on the link with the territory and its typical features, rigorous attention in the choice of raw materials (all of high quality and of Italian origin), Emilian tradition and experience. "We bring all this into our products through innovative manufacturing processes - says Renzo Bervini -.
We set ourselves the goal of maintaining artisan excellence, avoiding to produce in a serial or standardized way, in full compliance with the Emilian and national characterizations ".
No use of preservatives and dyes. The manufacturing processes and technologies guarantee healthiness and safety (both from a health and organoleptic point of view), maintaining and respecting the taste.
Fresh Tortellini
The first virtue of fresh homemade pasta? The roughness.
Because it holds the seasonings, it gives pleasantness to the palate and excites those who taste it. It is the first goal of Real Pasta: reached up, explains Renzo Bervini, "Using the best durum wheat semolina and a high percentage of Romagna hen eggs. These are the essential but indispensable ingredients that make up and characterize our pasta. These two simple elements in addition to giving roughness to the pasta, guarantee excellent cooking resistance ".
The offer of filled pasta ranges from tortellini and cappelletti to ravioli and tortelli, from raviolini and tortelloni to hearts and anolini; simple pasta, from garganelli to macaroni and macaroni, from orecchiette to trofie, from weeds to strozzapreti, with gnocchi (traditional, striped, with potatoes and spinach); and then, bigoli, spaghetti, tagliolini, noodles, pappardelle, passatelli, up to fried dumplings and tigelle.
