All the Jeremias pasta variety
Jeremias noodles are available in almost 50 different shapes. In the kitchen, there are no limits to the imagination. As well as the usual shapes, the noodle lover will find a variety of specialities, such as original rolled ribbon noodles, spinach and tomato noodles, Swabian and scraped spaetzle or noodle rice.
Schwäbische Spätzle g.g.A.
Bandnudeln 8 mm (Tagliatelle)
Bandnudeln 4 mm (Tagliatelle)
Suppennudeln 2 mm
Fadennudeln
Wellenband (Ricce)
Spaghetti
Makkaroni
Jerelli (Trecce)
Wellenspätzle
Schlingli (Gemelli)
Makkronelli (Maniche)
Hörnchen (Chifferi Rigati)
Gabelspaghetti (Gramigna)
Muscheln (Conchiglie)
Drelli (Cavatappi)
Rigatoni
Rigatelli (Ditali)
Ringle (Tubettini)
Nocki (Gnocchi)
Boccolotti (Lumache Rigate)
Penne
Suppen-Buchstaben
Schneckli
Suppen-Sterne (Stelline)
Suppen-Muscheln (Gusciette)
Farfalle
Band gedreht
Drellini (Cavatappillini)
spinach noodles 4 mm
Spaghetti kurz
Drelloni
Hörnchen klein
Boccolini (whole grain)
Tomatennudeln 4 mm
Bandnudeln 20 mm (Pappardelle)
Farfalle tricolore
Radi
pasta rice
Nudelnester 2mm
Nudelnester 4mm
Fusilli tricolore
football noodles
Fusilli
Fusilli (whole grain)
Spätzle geschabt
Fleckerl
Mie-Nudeln
Swabian Spätzle g.g.A.
pGI = protected geographical indication
Swabian Spätzle and Swabian Knöpfle must really come from Swabia
The European Commission has awarded the seal "protected geographical indication (PGI)" to regional specialities from Baden-Württemberg. For a PGI, at least one of the production stages - i.e. production, processing or manufacturing - must take place in the region of origin.
In order to protect regionally important products from imitation, agricultural products and foodstuffs with protected designations of origin (PDO), protected geographical indications (PGI) and traditional specialities guaranteed (TSG) have been registered at EU level since 1992.
"Schwäbische Spätzle/ Schwäbische Knöpfle g.g.A.' have been registered as a protected geographical indication since 8 March 2012.