Barilla's National Spaghetti Day Survey reveals that 60% of consumers in the South, West, and Midwest consider spaghetti their favorite pasta. Conducted in late 2024, the survey coincides with National Spaghetti Day, celebrated annually on January 4. The survey reflects America's love for spaghetti, supported by responses in a Reddit thread where many claim to eat pasta every few days. Additionally, spaghetti's versatility allows for various dishes beyond the classic red sauce and meatballs, including spaghetti alla carbonara and pasta limone.
According to Barilla's National Spaghetti Day Survey, 60% of consumers in the Southern, Western, and Midwestern regions of the USA name spaghetti as their all-time favorite pasta.
In a Reddit thread, responses indicate that many Americans eat pasta every 3-4 days to once a week, showcasing a strong pasta culture.
Spaghetti is versatile beyond traditional red sauce and meatballs, featuring in dishes like spaghetti alla carbonara and pasta limone.
Barilla emphasizes spaghetti's popularity, claiming it pairs well with many sauces and highlights its nine-minute cook time as a simple expression of love.
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