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12 oz.
Prepared weekly using our very own authentic Italian pasta press, these chicken tortellini are made from scratch from start to finish - from the dough to the savory filling - and are hand-cut to form some of the freshest and most delicious tortellini you can get outside of Italy!
Serving Size: Approximately 4 oz. per Person
Ingredients: Durum & Semolina Flour, Free-Roaming, Antibiotic-Free Chicken, Certified Humane, Cage-Free & Antibiotic-Free Eggs, Filtered Water, Fresh Carrots, Fresh Celery, Fresh Onions, Fresh Garlic, Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Fresh Herbs & Spices, Sea Salt & Malabar Black Pepper. Contains: Wheat, Egg.
Recommended Reheating Instructions: In a large saucepot over high heat, bring 6 quarts of water to a boil. Add a pinch of salt. Add frozen ravioli (do not separate even if it sticks together as it will separate naturally while cooking). Reduce heat to medium and cook, uncovered, approximately 5 minutes or until tender. Drain & serve with your favorite sauce.
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Allergens & Dietary Restrictions Disclaimer: Prepared foods marked as gluten-free or vegan are not prepared in a gluten-free or vegan environment; they are prepared in the same environment as other foods that contain gluten, eggs and other animal products so cross-contamination may occur. We are not a nut-free facility, nor are we allergen-friendly. KMP Homemade items that don’t list nuts or other allergens as an ingredient were prepared in the same environment as other foods containing those allergens so cross-contamination may occur.
