response: Traditionally it was made by hand. These days, though, it is also made in large machines and sold in supermarkets.
original_response: You should! I'm just glad that pasta is commercially produced and is widely available in supermarkets. I'd hate to go back to the days where they had to make their own pasta. That would be hard!
history: Do you like Pasta? I used to eat it every day about as a kid, so now I am a bit tired of it I can't eat, as I'm a bot. That said, I know that pasta comes in fresh or dried form. How many different shapes does it come in? There are 310 different forms, with more than 1300 names given to them. Oh wow, I figured there were only a few. That is crazy, maybe I was too boxed in! Pasta can also be made from rice flour, for people who avoid gluten or just want to try something different. I have never tried that, I wonder how different the taste really is! I wouldn't know. The rice flour replaces wheat. I should give that a try sometime soon. How is pasta made?
knowledge: Fresh pasta was traditionally produced by hand, sometimes with the aid of simple machines, but today many varieties of fresh pasta are also commercially produced by large-scale machines, and the products are widely available in supermarkets.