25 Cold Pasta Salad Recipes (because It’s Just Too Hot)

by Abigail MatsumotoJune 28, 2023

With these ideas, there’s no need to cook or worry about what to bring to that BBQ

Who wants to spend a hot summer day cooking in the kitchen? Not us! With these ideas, there’s no need to cook or worry about what to make for dinner or bring to the family gathering. From caprese to Greek-inspired, bookmark these pasta salad recipes for all those hot summer nights ahead.

Tri-Color Pasta Salad

This go-to pasta salad recipe is as easy as they come. You can use cheese, olives, cucumber or any other assortment of veggies. You can even swap regular pasta for tortellini. Get the recipe here.

Chicken Caesar Pasta Salad

What do you get when you combine pasta and Caesar salad? This dish from Life Made Simple! It’s loaded with all the classic flavors you expect—crisp romaine, pasta, chicken, cherry tomatoes and lots of cheese! For the recipe, click here.

Caprese Pasta Salad

Caprese is a great way to entice little ones to eat fresh fruits and veggies! Tomatoes, mozzarella, basil, and olive oil come together with the pasta shape of your choice in this recipe from Pip & Debby. Make as a tasty side dish or a meal, you can't go wrong with this perfect pasta.

Summer Orzo Pasta Salad

an easy orzo pasta salad recipe — iStock

Oh, my, orzo! Here's why this pasta salad is a thing of beauty: it only has a few ingredients, the flavors are fresh and summery, and it's delicious cold or at room temp. Add it as a barbecue side or serve it up as the main course! Get the recipe here.

Lemony Artichoke Pasta Salad

Homemade lemon basil vinaigrette and flavorful pasta come together in this recipe from Gimme Some Oven. Fresh ingredients like artichoke hearts, asparagus and cheese round out this perfect picnic side dish that may also just convince a picky eater to eat, too!

BLT Pasta Salad

Bacon, lettuce and tomato plus pasta? We are SO in! This 15-minute BLT pasta salad recipe from Busy Budgeter means your dinner is ready in a flash. Top with your homemade salad dressing and enjoy not sweating it out in the kitchen.

Greek Pasta Salad

Perfect for a potluck or meal prep, Plain Chicken's Greek pasta salad recipe is packed with flavor. Fresh ingredients like tomato, basil, and lemon juice make this dinner refreshing and will transport you straight to Greece!

Pepperoni Pasta Salad

Do your little ones love pizza? Then this dish from Dear Crissy is sure to be an instant hit! It's got the all-important pepperoni, and you can customize it with additional "toppings" that usually grace your 'za.

Buffalo Chicken Pasta Salad

This idea from The Creative Bite has all the flavors of your fave tailgating dish and is super easy to whip up. It also has some sneaky veggies, and you can include crumbled bleu cheese on the side!

Garden Veggie Tortellini Pasta Salad

Tortellini is a kid favorite, so why not take a cue from Peas and Crayons and turn it into a delish cold salad? Toss with some homemade dressing and sneak in some healthy veggies and you're all set!

Nut-Free Basil Pesto Pasta

Pass the pesto! This nut-free sauce makes any pasta salad delicious and can be paired with all the additional ingredients you want. (Veggies? Cheese? Both?) It's a cinch to make—get the recipe here.

Broccoli Sausage Pasta Salad

Broccoli sausage pasta recipe — Boulder Locavore

Bring on the broccoli with this dish from Boulder Locavore! Not only is it a great way to eat your green veggies, but it also skips the usual pasta salad mayo for a zesty dressing.

Mexican Street Corn Pasta Salad

Looking for the most flavorful pasta salad around? Dive into this dish from Chelsea's Messy Apron, which has tons of veggies, an adaptable chili-lime dressing, and tons of summer corn! Trust us, you'll want seconds.

Thai Chicken Pasta Salad

Amp up an average summer barbecue! This pasta salad recipe from I Wash You Dry sports crisp veggies and a creamy, flavorful sauce. Bonus: It calls for ramen noodles and rotisserie chicken—no muss, no fuss!

Vegan Macaroni Salad

There's no reason vegans can't get in on the summer pasta salad fun! The Minimalist Baker has you covered with a dish that veers away from dairy and eggs.

Poppy Seed Chicken and Grape Pasta Salad

Kiddos love grapes? Then it's time to bust out this great grape pasta salad recipe from Cooking Classy. It's got a slightly sweet dressing and makes for a refreshing addition to a summer picnic.

Quick & Easy Pasta Salad

quick and easy pasta salad recipe — Veggies Don't Bite

Need a pasta salad PDQ? This simple dish takes almost no time to make. Classic flavors, veggie-ful, and totally delish, it'll be your new go-to BBQ side dish. Get the recipe here.

Spaghetti Salad

Chances are you have spaghetti in the pantry—and this idea from Dinner at the Zoo is the perfect use for it! It's also filled with crunchy vegetables for an extra healthy kick.

Picnic Macaroni Salad (Gluten-free)

Prepping for a picnic? Don't forget this gluten-free dish from Boulder Locavore! It's just like the old-school pasta salad that you had when you were a kid and even sports healthy twists like grated carrot.

Meat Lovers Pasta Salad

This deli-inspired salad from The View from Great Island is a great way to please the meat lovers in your family. You can also customize it with whatever meats you have in the fridge for an extra easy summer meal.

How to Make a Zero-Waste Mardi Gras Mask

by Erin FeherFebruary 24, 2022

This colorful holiday is all about excess. But while we love all the buttery, sugary, deep-fried goodness that this epic celebration is known for, we aren’t huge fans of all the cheap, wasteful junk that passes as decorations this time of year. So we committed to making a Mardi Gras mask from things we already had around the house. From old costume jewelry, we haven’t worn in years to craft paints on the verge of drying up to a handful of colorful feathers, we pulled together a magical mask without making more waste. Party on!

What You'll Need

1. Creativity: All these materials are optional, and we recommend just looking through what's in your recycling bin, craft area and jewelry box for any items that will work. We used the following.

2. A sheet of yellow foam paper for the mask base. We were out of yellow paint, so this was the solution! Before we stumbled on this at the bottom of the craft box, we had sliced a rectangle of cardboard off the box that held the garbage bags.

3. Paint, markers or glitter glue. Traditional Mardi Gras colors are yellow, green and purple, but we promise, any colorful outfit will be welcome on Mardi Gras.

5. Feathers and glue.

6. 3-4 rubber bands connected into a daisy chain.

7. An old beaded necklace that we deconstructed.

Other suggestions: Colorful cereal, macaroni or other pasta, beans, glitter, googley eyes, sequins or gems.

What to Do

1. Cut a mask shape out of your base. Leave a little extra space up top to hold plenty of feathers or other decorations.

2. Draw a simple diamond pattern. If you have paint, outline a simple diamond pattern (a traditional Mardi Gras motif) and have your child paint it in.

3. Decorate! Now that you have a simple, Mardi Gras-themed based, just go nuts! We used two layers of feathers for the top, then decorated with beads.

4. Use a hole punch or scissors to make two holes for the rubber band.

5. Don your mask and DANCE!

–Erin Feher

All images courtesy of the author

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2021 Is Unofficially the Year of Macaroni & Cheese Ice Cream

by Sarah ShebekJuly 15, 2021

Have you ever been eating a delicious bowl of Kraft Mac n Cheese and wondered how you could make it even better? Forget the hot sauce, bread crumbs or bacon. Say hello to Macaroni & Cheese ice cream!

That’s right, two of your childhood favorite foods have combined for a potentially delicious (or disastrous) treat. Thanks to Brooklyn-based Van Leeuwen Ice Cream, you can try the new flavor starting tomorrow in honor of National Macaroni & Cheese Day. You can order it at $12 a pint online or Instagram it in person at Van Leeuwen stores across the country, while supplies last, of course.

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“As big fans of Van Leeuwen, we knew they’d be the perfect partner to create this ice cream with us. Not only does it taste delicious, but it’s also made with high-quality ingredients and contains no artificial flavors, preservatives, or dyes just like our Kraft Macaroni & Cheese,” said Emily Violett, Sr. Associate Brand Manager for Kraft Macaroni & Cheese.

Of course, the color of the ice cream is nearly identical to those familiar blue box cheese packets. The real question: does a sweet, cold version of your kid’s favorite pasta actually taste good? Or is it the stuff of gastrointestinal nightmares? The verdict is out…for now!

—Sarah Shebek

Featured image courtesy of Kraft

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Kiddo Hungry? These Are the Best Takeout Meals of the Year

by Erica LoopMarch 24, 2021

What’s your kiddo’s favorite meal? The foodie pros at Grubhub recently reviewed the delivery data and released their list for the Top 10 Most Popular Kids Meals in 2021.

While you might think burgers and fries are the top kid pick of the year, this staple combo wasn’t the most ordered take-out item. After the first few months of 2021, the top selection for fams with kids is the beloved BLT!

photo: Zachary Spears via Unsplash

According to Grubhub’s data, the salty bacon and refreshing lettuce and tomato classic is trending at a whopping rate of +393 percent. The full list of family faves includes:

BLT sandwich (+393%)
Cheeseburger sliders (+383%)
Mini corn dogs (+375%)
French toast (+325%)
Fish & chips (+268%)
Spaghetti & meatballs (+234%)
Macaroni & cheese (+225%)
Wings (+214%)
Cheese enchilada (+164%)
Chocolate chip pancakes (+138%)

Main meals aren’t the only tasty picks families are ordering for delivery. Along with the top 10 trending kids meal orders, Grubhub also released its dessert data. The current Most Popular Kids Desserts in 2021 are (in order) cake, pie, ice cream and cookies.

—Erica Loop

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Noodle Your Way into Your Valentine’s Heart with Kraft’s New Candy Mac & Cheese

by Jennifer SwartvagherJanuary 27, 2021

A warm bowl of macaroni and cheese is the ultimate comfort food. Many like to add a little something extra such as a handful of chopped broccoli or some bacon crumbles. Now Kraft has recreated this iconic staple to help you celebrate Valentine’s Day.

Put aside the heart shaped chocolate boxes and bouquets of roses. Today, Kraft Mac & Cheese is launching a limited-edition Candy Kraft Mac & Cheese for Valentine’s Day. Candy Kraft Mac & Cheese is made with the same cheesy Kraft Mac & Cheese Americans know and love, but includes a candy flavor packet to turn the mac & cheese pink and add hints of sweet candy flavor.

Lucky recipients of Candy Kraft Mac & Cheese will receive a kit including one box of Kraft Macaroni and Cheese, and one candy packet to turn the Mac & Cheese pink all delivered by Feb. 14, so they can deliciously celebrate Valentine’s Day.

To enter to win Candy Kraft Mac & Cheese and for more information please visit CandyKraftMacandCheese.com.

Share your Candy Kraft Mac & Cheese using #CandyKraftMacandCheese on Twitter @kraftmacncheese, Instagram @Kraft_MacandCheese, and Facebook @KraftMacaroniandCheese.

—Jennifer Swartvagher

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Kraft Heinz Wants You to Play with Your Food

by Jennifer SwartvagherOctober 15, 2020

Kraft Heinz wants to bring delicious fun to family game night. In light of these unprecedented times as families spend more time at home Big G Creative has just released the new Kraft Heinz Variety Game Pack. This three-in-one boredom-busting set of games is inspired by iconic Kraft Heinz food brands HEINZ Ketchup, JELL-O Gelatin and KRAFT Macaroni and Cheese.

KRAFT Macaroni & Cheese Game: Satisfy your cravings with the KRAFT Macaroni & Cheese Game! Roll the dice to play matching noodle cards and push Cheesasaurus Rex piece up the Noodle Meter … but make sure you don’t run out of noodles!

JELL-O Jiggler Slap Game: This card game is a quick-thinking, hand-slapping treat. Be the first to slap the correct card on the JELL-O gelatin flavor that’s called out to win. You might even have to wiggle and jiggle for your favorite flavor!

HEINZ Ketchup Dice Game: It’s HEINZ ketchup or bust in this press your luck game of risk versus reward! Roll the dice and collect as much ketchup as possible to score 57 points. America’s Favorite Ketchup game is definitely worth the wait.

“For most families, more time at home means getting extra creative with day-to-day routines and seeking out fun experiences in between,” said Steven Anne, creative director at Big G Creative. “Kraft Heinz has always brought a playfulness to the dinner table, and now we’re thrilled to bring that same spirit to family game night.”

The fun with food starts from the moment families open the pack, as each game is packaged like the original food favorite. For example, the HEINZ™ Ketchup Dice Game comes in a bottle just like the classic condiment, which also acts as a dice-rolling cup.

“We are always looking for ways to surprise & delight consumers who love our brands, so we’re excited about this opportunity, especially with the extra time everyone is spending at home right now,” said Chris Urban, Vice President of Marketing at Kraft Heinz.

All three games are designed with inclusive play in mind — whether kids play while their parents cook dinner or the whole family joins in together. The games are easy to learn, fun to play, and only take about 20 minutes — or about the time it takes to whip up a box of KRAFT Macaroni & Cheese. Plus, the games accommodate families of all sizes, allowing two or more players ages 8 years and older to go head to head.

Big G Creative’s Kraft Heinz Variety Game Pack is now available exclusively at Target stores and at Target.com for a suggested retail price of $19.99. To learn more about the game pack and how each game is played, please visit BigGCreative.com.

—Jennifer Swartvagher

All photos courtesy of Big G Creative

A Kid’s Guide to the Venice Canals in Los Angeles

by lara burnapSeptember 25, 2020

Looking for something fun and out of the ordinary? The Venice Canals are a perfect outing for families of all ages. Moms love tucking their little bundles into the stroller for a scenic walk while older kids dart around looking for ducks and race across the many arched bridges.

Tucked just a few blocks from the famous Muscle Beach and Venice Pier, this network of man-made canals were built in 1905 by developer Abbot Kinney as a homage to Venice, Italy. Back in the day gondolas took tourists on a tour while today small boats and canoes belonging to homeowners are moored along the route. Four canals stretch east-west, Carroll, Linnie, Howland, and Sherman while the Eastern and Grand Canals run north-south. This quaint neighborhood feels like a hidden pocket of Los Angeles, and the quiet atmosphere and fresh, ocean air does wonders!

When to Go: Year around, which is why we love this easy trip. During the winter months, the temperatures may be chilly and foggy (with cooler temperatures stretching into the spring) while the summer months provide cooling ocean breezes.

How to Get There: Aim for the intersection Dell and South Venice Blvd. Heading West on Venice Blvd., this will land you smack in the middle of the canals.

Parking: Parking is plentiful if you make the trip on a weekday. Look for spots at the top of the canals. Street cleaning is Tues. from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m., so parking can be difficult. Weekends are always busy so hedge your bets and get there early.

Good to Know: Beachside is always cooler than expected, so always have a light jacket or cover up on hand. Yes, even in the summer!

What to Do: The walkways and bridges make a fun runway for kids of all ages to explore. Armadas of ducks float along the canals, the occasional pelican swoops in for a bite of fish, plus there are plenty of butterflies, squirrels, and housecats that make for a fun game of I Spy. Note that while most of the sidewalks along the canals are shielded by bushes, there are open spaces for the kids to get close to the water, so you’ll want to keep a hand on little ones. Signs are posted requesting visitors to not feed the ducks, but you might want to pack a few morsels of bread, just in case (wink wink).

Lunch Spots: Abbott Kinney is a short 5-10 minute walk from the canals and is brimming with places to shop and eat. Lemonade (1661 Abbot Kinney Blvd., Venice) is the closest destination and situated on the corner of Abbot Kinney and Venice. The chic buffet serves up light salads, specialty sandwiches, and the kid-perfect macaroni and cheese—not to mention refreshing blueberry lemonade. A surefire food fix is Abbott’s Pizza Company (1407 Abbot Kinney Blvd., Venice) where you can grab a slice or order up a pie.

Cost of Trip: Free, unless food or other souvenirs are desired.

Bonus: For some retail therapy for the children, hit up Burro Goods on Abbot Kinney (1409 Abbot Kinney, Venice). The boutique has lovely gifts, adorable clothes, and unique books and games.

First and third photo courtesy of Lara Burnap; second photo courtesy of Emily Stanchfield via Creative Commons

—Lara Burnap

13 Side Dishes Perfect for Your Next Cookout

by Susie ForesmanJune 20, 2020

As the weather warms up, we’re ready to dust off the barbecue and live on a steady diet of burgers, steaks, chicken and grilled veggies. Don’t forget about the sides, though! Below, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite side dishes that pair perfectly with grilled mains, from healthy salads to vegetable sides and keto-friendly options. Read on for a great collection of BBQ side dishes perfect for your next cookout.

Grilled Corn Avocado Tomato Salad

We love pairing grilled meats with something fresh and light, like this summery corn salad from Oh, Sweet Basil. Corn on the cob is lightly grilled, then paired with ripe tomatoes and avocados. Topped off with a zesty cilantro vinaigrette, your whole crew is going to love this one. Click here to get the recipe.

Grilled Sweet Potatoes

Sweet potatoes aren’t just for Thanksgiving! Take a cue from Gimme Some Grilling and grill up sweet potato slices alongside your other dishes. To get the details on how it’s done, click here.

Vegetable Kebabs

Via Veggies Save the Day, this might just be the ultimate side for your summer barbecues—and it's hearty enough to be a main dish if you’re serving vegans or vegetarians. An herby olive oil coating gives the vegetables an extra dose of flavor. Get the recipe by clicking here.

Broccoli Slaw Salad

Expand your salad horizons with this simple recipe from Wendy Polisi. Grilled chicken or burgers pair perfectly with crunchy, tangy broccoli slaw. To grab the recipe, click here.

Pineapple Salsa Fresca

This pineapple salsa from Good Noms, Honey! is super versatile. Use it as a topping for tacos or as a dip with tortilla chips, or pair it with grilled chicken or pork—the sweet and savory flavors work together so well. Click here to get the recipe.

No-Mayo Potato Salad

As much as we love traditional potato salad, it can be tricky to serve in the summer heat when there’s mayo involved. This mayo-free version from My Modern Cookery is just as delicious, with a tangy, herby dressing that pulls it all together. To get the recipe, click here.

Watermelon Berry Fruit Salad

Take your fruit salad to the next level with this recipe from Caitlin Cooking. Her version has feta cheese for a hint of saltiness, plus a light lemony vinaigrette to finish it off. Click here to see the recipe.

Texas Caviar

Served as a side or a chip dip, this dish from Dinner Then Dessert is the perfect fresh accompaniment for grilled meats. Black-eyed peas and black beans are mixed with lots of summer veggies and spices—let it marinate for an hour or two for the best flavor. Click here to grab the recipe.

Pesto Pasta Salad

Everyone loves a pasta salad, especially when it’s as beautiful as this one from The Cookie Rookie. Mix in your favorite summer veggies, like radishes, tomatoes and corn. Get the recipe by clicking here.

Calabacitas

This tasty Mexican side dish from Isabel Eats pairs well with anything from grilled chicken to steak to pork. It’s a great way to make use of all those summer veggies, like zucchini, summer squash and corn. The light cheese sauce makes it a kid-favorite, too. To get the recipe, click here.

Classic Macaroni Salad

This macaroni salad from Kevin Is Cooking is a classic for a reason—it goes great with all kinds of grilled main dishes and takes us right back to childhood barbecues in the backyard. Kevin’s version is lightened up with a Greek yogurt-based dressing. Click here to get the recipe.

Salsa Roja

Homemade salsa is always a hit, and this fire-grilled red salsa from This Is How I Cook is no exception. Grilling the tomatoes brings out a ton of flavor, even if they’re not the ripest. To get all the details on how it’s done, click here.

Fresh Corn Fritters with Cheddar Cheese

Here’s a fun way to use up all that fresh summer corn, via Marilena’s Kitchen. Fritters are always a hit with the kids, and these have sharp cheddar cheese to make them even more irresistible. To get the recipe, click here.

—Susie Foresman

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Miceli’s: Spaghetti with a Side of Showtunes

by Meghan RoseFebruary 12, 2020

Sometimes you need a little entertainment with your dinner—and we don’t mean your 2 year-old dumping macaroni on their head when they turn their bowl into a hat. We have the perfect spot for food that will get devoured, singing waiters straight from Broadway and an atmosphere that will make you think you’ve magically been transported to Little Italy.

This is the kind of Italian comfort food that appeals directly to still-forming palates: spaghetti and meatballs in a sweet red sauce, pizza kept warm over candles, and the rolls, oh, the rolls! Kids eating here have been known to fill up on baskets of the doughy, warm rolls before orders are even placed. Yep, this place knows kids, and understands that you don’t want to have to pull out the bags of cheerios to keep them quiet till the food comes; milk or lemonade arrives in no-spill plastic cups and baskets of hot rolls and butter appear like magic while you wait for your entrees.

Chianti bottles hang from a ceiling strung with twinkly lights (if you order a straw basket bottomed bottle of vino for yourself, you or your artistic little ones can leave your mark on it with a sharpie and it too will dangle from the ceiling) and checked red and white cloths cover the tables. But the highlight of the evening is the singing waiters and waitresses that take turns belting out songs that run the gamut from arias to showtunes (including all the Disney classics). They take requests, and there is always at least one ingénue in the house with Disney classics in her repertoire, happy to sing directly to your little princess.

In addition to being the perfect place for kids, it’s a good spot to entertain out of town guests. More than one mother-in-law has swooned after being the recipient of a serenade from a handsome waiter with a booming voice.

You Say It’s Your Birthday?
It’s the perfect place to celebrate a birthday, because you know the waitstaff can carry a tune when they bring you a dish of spumoni with a candle in it and sing to you on your special day.

What to Order
Come with your expectations correctly set: this isn’t the upscale northern Italian cuisine of Angelini Osteria or Mozza. While your kids may love the sweet sauces, most grownups have slightly different tastebuds. Menu standouts for grown folk include the chicken Marsala, the house salad that has plenty of garbanzo beans and olives to give it a kick, and if you’re feeling old school & hungry do indulge in one of the parmigiana selections (vegetable, eggplant, veal or chicken) that’s dripping with gooey cheese.

Nearby Fun
Universal Citywalk is just across the street, so if you need the bright lights, movies, bowling, shopping, arcades and fun, have an early dinner and head over. Or if you’ve spent a long day at Universal Studios, this is a perfect spot to get away from crowds, sit back and be entertained.

Finding It
There are two Miceli’s… the one on Cahuenga (at 3655 Cahuenga Blvd W.) is the one you want. The restaurant opens at 11:30 a.m. for lunch and stays open through dinner, but don’t get here too early as the singing doesn’t start until 6:00 p.m. Valet parking is free in the attached lot.

Any tips to add for a fun family outing to Miceli’s? Leave us a comment below!

— Meghan Rose

All images courtesy of Miceli’s Restaurant.

Kraft Is Now Selling Mac and Cheese Topping in a Jar & Goodbye Picky Eating

by Shahrzad WarkentinJanuary 31, 2020

Does it seem like your kids could survive entirely on mac and cheese? Now you can bring the flavor they crave to other foods with Kraft’s new Macaroni and Cheese Topping Sauce or Sprinkle.

If your kids love the taste of mac and cheese, then maybe they’ll be willing to eat broccoli covered in cheese flavoring. You can whip the Kraft Macaroni and Cheese Topping into a sauce with milk and butter just like you do when you make a box of Kraft’s Macaroni and Cheese. You can also simply sprinkle the stuff over veggies or really anything that sounds like it might be more appealing with a dose of cheddar flavor.

The only tricky part is tracking some down. The 20-ounce shaker of Kraft Macaroni and Cheese Topping Sauce or Sprinkle is currently available at east coast based wholesale club, BJ’s for $6.99.

If you don’t live in the region of a BJ’s, you can still score the stuff online on Amazon and eBay, but you’ll have to pay a steeper price. If it gets your picky eater to try some veggies, it just might be worth it.

—Shahrzad Warkentin

All photos: Amazon

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With these ideas, there’s no need to cook or worry about what to bring to that BBQ

Tri-Color Pasta Salad

Chicken Caesar Pasta Salad

Caprese Pasta Salad

Summer Orzo Pasta Salad

Lemony Artichoke Pasta Salad

BLT Pasta Salad

Greek Pasta Salad

Pepperoni Pasta Salad

Buffalo Chicken Pasta Salad

Garden Veggie Tortellini Pasta Salad

Nut-Free Basil Pesto Pasta

Broccoli Sausage Pasta Salad

Mexican Street Corn Pasta Salad

Thai Chicken Pasta Salad

Vegan Macaroni Salad

Poppy Seed Chicken and Grape Pasta Salad

Quick & Easy Pasta Salad

Spaghetti Salad

Picnic Macaroni Salad (Gluten-free)

Meat Lovers Pasta Salad

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