Best Italian Products from Eataly USA
Elijah King
Published Apr 05, 2026
Pasta di Gragnano Afeltra Paccheri
"I always keep this artisanal 100% semolina pasta in my pantry. It is dried at a low-controlled temperature and bronze extruded, making it the best pasta in the world."
Prosciutto Crudo di San Daniele, Aged 24 Months From Dall'Ava
"Great cured prosciutto from the region of Friuli that are certified D.O.P., Dall'Ava only chooses the best from Italian pigs."
Housemade Mozzarella
"We use local curds from New Jersey and make our mozzarella fresh daily, round-the-clock. It never stays in my fridge for more than a few hours when I take it home. I like to pair it with fresh tomato, basil and extra virgin olive oil for a Caprese salad."
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Parmigiano Vacche Rosse
"Best snack before dinnertime! My brothers and I would always fill our mouths with cubes of this cheese while mom was prepping dinner."
Pappardelle
"Our fresh pasta is made in-house daily by our pasta experts using semolina flour, eggs and water. The Pappardelle con Funghi at our La Pizza & La Pasta restaurant is awesome and is made with locally sourced wild mushrooms, tomato and parmigiano reggiano."
Pizza alla Pala
"Although I'm from the North, I still love this Roman style street pizza. We have 10 different varieties at Eataly Downtown. They are made with 100% organic flour and have the best toppings such prosciutto di parma, housemade stracciatella cheese, cherry tomatoes and arugula."
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Pane Mediterraneo
"Our Head Miller Fulvio Marino developed this bread exclusively for Eataly. It's the perfect combination of 7 different seeds and 2 whole grain flavors and is the kickoff element for any of my meals."
Monkfish
"Monkfish is such an ugly fish, but so tasty. It's good when it's made simple with extra virgin olive oil, fresh local tomatoes and taggiasche olives from Liguria."
Chinotto and Gazzosa Lurisia
"My family's line of water expanded into soda beverages, which uses slow food protected citruses. They make for refreshing, but not too sweet, sparkling drinks. The Chinotto citrus is from Savona and the Gazzosa is made from a "limone sfumato," which is specific to the Amalfi coast."
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Pomodoro San Marzano Afeltra
"This is a quick and easy sauce. Living in NYC, I don't always have time to make it from scratch, so this is a great option since I can throw it in the pan along with some pasta or throw it on our fresh pizza dough."
Crema Gjanduja Venchi
"This reminds me of my childhood in Italy when my mom used to make crepes oozing with gjanduja chocolate spread. The recipe dates back to Silvano Venchi's beginnings in 1878."
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