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Fettucine Alfredo

Fettucine Alfredo was created during the 1920s by restaurateur Alfredo, at his restaurant in Rome, 'Alfredo all'Augusteo'.

The original consisted of butter, cream, fresh ground black pepper and Parmesan cheese.

See also: Afredo Facts & Trivia

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