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Where to buy pasta online

From fettuccini to ravioli, we've rounded up the online retailers that stock all your favorite pastas.

Kelly Larson
Kelly Larson

Updated

Uncooked pastas In wooden spoons

Important note: As the nation responds to the coronavirus outbreak, people are buying essentials in bulk. You may find the goods here are priced higher than normal or temporarily out of stock at your usual go-to retailer.

Inexpensive, easy to cook and able to be paired with just about anything, pasta should be a staple in any kitchen.

To help you compare products and pricing on your favorite types, we’ve pulled together a list of reliable online retailers that have a wide range of pastas in stock.

Amazon
Amazon: Shop across a range of carby categories.
As expected, Amazon offers a huge selection of pastas, all sorted by type. Prime members enjoy free two-day shipping on most orders. Or place a Prime Pantry order and get free shipping when you spend $35 or more.
  • Free shipping over $25
  • Free returns
  • No financing options
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Walmart
Walmart: There's no shortage of pasta options from this retail giant.
From name brands to its Great Value label, Walmart has you covered. Shipping options are typically free on orders of $35 or more and next-day delivery is available.
  • Free shipping over $35
  • Free returns
  • No financing options
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Target
Target: Pastas of all shapes and sizes.
Target carries anything from your garden variety pastas to those made from chickpeas.
  • Free shipping over $35
  • Free returns
  • No financing options
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Sam's Club
Sam's Club: Buy in bulk and save.
Like its other products, Sam's Club sells its pasta in larger quantities.
  • Free shipping over $0
  • No free returns
  • No financing options
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