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By Caz Hildebrand and Jacob Kenedy

Published 2010

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Gemelli – ‘the twins’ – are related to fusilli as another complex helix. In this case, always with two blades, but the blades are curved until they almost enclose themselves to make tubes – somewhat like twisted casarecce. They are an example of pasta architecture at its best and, as with all good architecture, not only for adults to enjoy – children just love gemelli, and other entwined pastas.