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Tagliatelle is a type of pasta with wide, flat noodles made with wheat flour and egg. Tagliatelle is popular in the Emilia Romagna and Marche regions of Italy. Tagliatelle comes from the Italian word “tagliare,” which means to cut. It is classically served with bolognese sauce, a popular meat sauce.
The main difference between the two is that while tagliatelle is made with egg along with semolina, fettuccine does not contain egg. Also, the tagliatelle ribbons are a tiny bit wider than fettuccine. Another difference is that you're more likely to find fresh tagliatelle, while fettuccine is almost always dried.
Tagliatelle is slightly thinner than fettuccine and is made with eggs, while not all Fettuccine pasta dough contains eggs. This makes Tagliatelle a bit richer, and the thinner noodles are great for wrapping around heartier sauces like Bolognese sauce.
While both are traditionally made from egg pasta dough (known as 'pasta all'uovo' in the native tongue), and are long, flat and (usually) straight in shape, tagliatelle's width (as defined by Bologna's chamber of commerce) is 6mm, where pappardelle are usually 2-3cm wide.
It's a good source of energy and can give you fiber, too, if it's made from whole grain. That can help with stomach problems and may help lower cholesterol. Try some tagliatelle with wild mushrooms and truffle oil.