Orzo in Dublin City Cenre

emilyjmc

Looking to buy dried Orzo pasta in Dublin city centre - any ideas where I might find it?

Thanks!

olaola

Little Italy in Smithfield should have it. Or Fallon & Byrne. I know M&S sell it in salads, not sure if they sell it dried.

emilyjmc

Thanks - no joy in Fallon and Byrne but got some riso which hopefully will do more or less the same thing!

alamo

Hi, I am looking for ORZO past in Limerick, can anyone tell me where to get it.

the beer revolu

alamo wrote: »

Hi, I am looking for ORZO past in Limerick, can anyone tell me where to get it.

I'd imagine that the deli in the Milk Market would have it.

EZ24GET

really orzo is no different than any dried pasta, you could substitute any small dried pasta like shells or the tiny elbow macaroni or even break up spaghetti in short lengths. Some times, if the dish is going to get warmed up (like big pot of soup) the tiny macaroni holds up better.

CJhaughey

EZ24GET wrote: »

really orzo is no different than any dried pasta, you could substitute any small dried pasta like shells or the tiny elbow macaroni or even break up spaghetti in short lengths. Some times, if the dish is going to get warmed up (like big pot of soup) the tiny macaroni holds up better.

Most Polish shops have a good selection of the tiny pasta for soups etc, they could be worth a try?

sbyrne025

Some Avoca stores also sell Orzo pasta.

Jezek

any arab shop / halal shop