De Cecco Pasta is bronze cut, as are some great Bronze cut options at stores like Aldi, and Kroger. Walmart has a brand called 'BetterGoods' that covers bronze cut pasta. Even Barilla makes a newer Bronze cut version. Look at the label.

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Bronze Cut Pasta brands

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The most shocking thing I learned touring the pasta factory in Lucca is that the convenient and profitable way to make pasta today is to mold the dough into various shapes using a Teflon die (think meat grinder but for pasta dough) and then cut in accordance with the desired length.

Can you believe it? Most health-conscious people long ago tossed their Teflon bakeware and cookware, so to find out the pasta they buy is being shaped in this toxic material would no doubt be a startling disclosure.

Teflon is the DuPont brand trademark for a synthetic polymer called polytetrafluoroethylene, a member of the perfluorinated chemical “family” of PFCs. According to Environmental Working Group (EWG):

PFCs have been found in nearly all Americans tested by federal public health officials. Chemicals from this family are associated with smaller birth weight and size in newborn babies, elevated cholesterol, abnormal thyroid hormone levels, liver inflammation and weakened immune defense against disease

https://www.thehealthyhomeeconomist.com/how-to-buy-healthy-pasta/

https://twitter.com/i/status/1951554650450112555

90% Of Pasta On Grocery Store Shelves Is Contaminated With Teflon.

Shiny Smooth Pasta Dough Gets Extruded Thru Heated Teflon Die Plates.

This Releases PFAs Forever Chemicals Into Each Noodle.

Here Are Vital Shopping Tips For Choosing Non Teflon Pasta & Noodles At Every Store.… pic.twitter.com/IoSzUezUrk

— Valerie Anne Smith (@ValerieAnne1970) August 2, 2025