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Moro Legumé

Pasta range ✔ Checked: 10.2026 · sources: 1 Updated:

Also known as: Moro Legume, Moro Legumè, Moro Legumé Pasta, Pastificio di Chiavenna Legumé

Naturally gluten-free grain-shaped pasta by Pastificio di Chiavenna made from red lentil flour and buckwheat flour, rich in protein.

Moro Legumé is the legume pasta of the Moro Pasta brand from Pastificio di Chiavenna. Unlike the factory's other lines it contains no wheat: the maker labels it naturally gluten-free, so it belongs to pasta from other flours and gluten-free pasta.

According to the official product page, it is made from red lentil flour and buckwheat flour. The mix is shaped into small grains that look like a cereal. The company says the product is rich in protein and a source of dietary fibre, and that red lentil proteins combined with buckwheat fibre help maintain muscle mass. Legumé is therefore aimed at athletes, vegetarians and vegans.

It is sold in 300 g boxes. The maker suggests it for cold dishes and salads, soups or as a side dish; the website has a recipe for Legumé with vegetables cooked in a glass jar (vasocottura).

This is the brand's smallest line, a single product. It brings together buckwheat, the grain behind much of the Valchiavenna factory's range from PGI pizzoccheri to buckwheat pasta, and pulses, which increasingly replace wheat in gluten-free pasta.

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Raw materialRed lentil flour, buckwheat flour
Main useGluten-free diets, vegetarians and vegans, athletes
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Frequently asked questions

Is it true that Moro Legumé contains wheat?

No. Unlike the factory's other lines it contains no wheat: the maker labels it naturally gluten-free. According to the product page, it is made from red lentil flour and buckwheat flour, shaped into small grains that look like a cereal.

Who is Moro Legumé for and how is it served?

The company says it is rich in protein and a source of dietary fibre, so it is aimed at athletes, vegetarians and vegans. It is sold in 300 g boxes. The maker suggests it for cold dishes and salads, soups or as a side dish; the website has a recipe for Legumé with vegetables cooked in a glass jar (vasocottura).

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