If you’re planning to organize a romantic candlelight dinner, Artisia has created something special to surprise your other half.
Love Me Tender are red, heart-shaped pasta pieces made using 3D-printed pasta technology. The box, perfect for this special day, contains 12 unique pieces in three different sizes, from the smallest to the largest.
Giving them as a gift or cooking them for someone you love becomes a meaningful gesture, transforming a present or a dinner into an emotional experience. And remember: taking care of the people we love is always worth it.
What the tradition says
Valentine’s Day has very ancient roots. The custom of exchanging small gifts dates back to Lupercalia, a Roman festival dedicated to fertility. During the Middle Ages, this tradition was reinterpreted and linked to Saint Valentine the Martyr, the bishop who, according to the legend, secretly celebrated marriages and defended the love between spouses. Over time, his name became a symbol of romantic love and the promise shared between two people.
Love Me Tender: hearts that make you lose your mind…
Love Me Tender is cooked just like the “classic” pasta and it can be filled as you like. They are distinguished by a delicate pink color given from natural ingredients: a concentrate of radish and carrot. They won’t just decorate your table, they’ll turn your dinner into a truly unique sensory experience.
Suggested recipe: Love Me Tender with ricotta cream, raspberries and chocolate sauce
A refined dessert that brings together the creaminess of ricotta, the freshness of raspberries and the indulgence of chocolate. A tempting preview of flavors designed to spark curiosity: for the complete recipe and step-by-step method, click here.
More than a simple treat
Love Me Tender invites you to experiment together, leaving room for creativity as a couple. Alongside the sweet version just described, you might choose a more traditional savory option, with gorgonzola, walnuts and pears.
Because, just like in love, there are no fixed rules. And Artisia loves to experiment: in love, as in the kitchen… Amor vincit omnia.