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    The Atlas Obscura PodcastSaving the World’s Rarest Pasta
    15 minEpisode 1049

    Saving the World’s Rarest Pasta

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    For 300 years, only a handful of women in Sardinia knew how to make the “threads of God,” an exceptionally intricate pasta. But then, one woman decided to share the recipe with the outside world.

    Read Diana Hubbell’s article about the quest to save the world’s rarest pasta.

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    © SiriusXM Podcasts & Atlas ObscuraLength 15 min13 May 2025Episode 1049GeographyHistoryCultureFactsUSAEpisodic

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    Introducing: The Atlas Obscura Podcast

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    For 300 years, only a handful of women in Sardinia knew how to make the “threads of God,” an exceptionally intricate pasta. But then, one woman decided to share the recipe with the outside world.

    Read Diana Hubbell’s article about the quest to save the world’s rarest pasta.

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