Uh oh, homemade spaghetti os!

More than 150 million cans of Spaghetti Os are sold each year, many of which are consumed by children. There?s just something about those cute little os in the cheesy tomato sauce that is irresistible!
Spaghetti Os were a common sight in my own elementary-school lunchbox, much to the bemusement of my traditional Italian grandmother. I remember her once picking up a can, reading the label, and saying to me, ?This is NOT food.?
When Campbell?s introduced the idea of canned spaghetti back in 1965, I think she may have cried.

With kids still in school for a few more weeks, it seemed like a good time to try and create a homemade Spaghetti Os recipe?no high fructose corn syrup or ingredients you can?t pronounce. Healthy spaghetti os! And yes, they fit perfectly into a lunchbox thermos.
Maybe alongside one of these healthy recipes:

I used anellini pasta for a traditional Spaghetti Os shape, but you can easily substitute whatever small pasta shape you have on hand. These spaghetti os can be dairy-free, egg-free, soy-free, vegan, and gluten-free. For gluten-free homemade Spaghetti Os, just use a gluten-free pasta. They even make gluten-free quinoa anellini if you want a true Spaghetti Os shape but wish to keep it gluten-free.
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