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Pasta Roni

Moderate histamine

Pasta Roni is a wheat pasta side with a dried seasoning and cheese mix, landing moderate from the wheat flour base.

Gluten Dairy

This is a boxed wheat pasta with a powdered flavor and sauce mix you cook with butter and milk.

  • Wheat flour and durum semolina — these make up the pasta itself and are the moderate drivers here, so the base is what sets the level.

  • The seasoning is milder — the onion, garlic, and cheese powder in the mix are not the main concern, so it is really the wheat base carrying this one.

If you want something gentler, a plain rice-based or corn-based pasta with fresh butter keeps things closer to low.

What's in it

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