WIN! A Pasta Cookbook for World Pasta Day! {closed}

Would you believe today, Sunday 25 October is World Pasta Day!

Started in 1995 to acknowledge the importance of this delicious Italian staple. This is a day to encourage us all to try new pasta dishes and we are happy to oblige!

So as a little thank you to Mammaprada readers we are giving away a gorgeous cookbook ā€˜PASTA’ by the late Antonio Carluccio.

If you would love to be in with a chance to WIN find out how to ENTER below…

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WIN WIN WIN!


  • A cookbook ā€˜PASTA’ by Antonio Carluccio


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To enter the giveaway please use one or more of the options in the window below.

Giveaway T&Cs

  • There will be one lucky winner who will receive one cookbook ā€˜PASTA’ by Antonio Carluccio.

  • The winner will be selected at random using the Gleam widget above.

  • The giveaway opens at on Sunday 25 October 2020.

  • It ends on Sunday 8th November 2020.

  • Open to UK entries only.

  • Entrants must be 18+ years old.


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Kristie Prada

Kristie Prada is the founder and editor of Mammaprada.com, an award-nominated bilingual parenting and travel blog inspired by her Italian-English family life. Based in the UK with strong ties to Italy, Kristie writes passionately about raising bilingual children, family travel in Italy, cultural parenting, and life as an expat family.

With over 8 years of blogging experience, Kristie has become a trusted voice for parents looking to embrace language learning, explore Italy with kids, and navigate the beautiful chaos of multicultural family life. Her expertise in Italian travel, language resources for children, and tips for living a more internationally connected life make Mammaprada a go-to resource for modern, globally-minded families.

Kristie’s work has been featured in international publications, and her guides on visiting Italy with children rank highly on Google for family-focused travel planning. When she’s not writing, she’s busy researching the best gelaterias, discovering hidden Italian gems, and encouraging other parents to nurture bilingualism at home.