NEW Oven-Baked Italian Meats Pasta Fill up on this savory new recipe that's packed with sweet tomato sauce, pepperoni, Italian sausage, cheese, shredded Parmesan, and Parmesan-oregano seasoning.

The selection includes Chicken Alfredo, Italian Meats, Cheesy Alfredo and Veggie.

Five breadsticks were served alongside the pasta dish. Pizza Hut has since removed the Tuscani Bacon Mac and Cheese from its menu. In fact, none of the Tuscani Pastas are available anymore; they were replaced by Oven-Baked Pastas that are still on the menu today.

Pizza Hut is offering a two pasta and breadsticks combo today -- it's Tuscani Tuesday. You can choose from the lasagna style or the chicken alfredo or get two of the same kind - your choice. It comes with breadsticks as well. Go here to see more about the promo and to order online.

The penne shape replaces the rotini noodles introduced with the launch of Pizza Hut's Tuscani pasta almost 20 years ago. Customers can order the new baked pastas along with their pizza for delivery, carryout, curbside and Hut Lane pickup.

Serving size-wise, one order of any of these pastas would make a good meal for one person – maybe even with leftovers if all that cheese is too much for you! – but the portion is so filling that I can definitely see it as a shareable appetizer/side/snack too.

The iconic quartet of carbonara, cacio e pepe, amatriciana and gricia make up the four most famous and beloved Roman pasta dishes.

This. Is not a bad deal looks. Like it's seasoned off there with some parmesan. You can see what looks like olive oil goodness possibly there but it definitely looks really really inviting.

510 calories Pizza Hut Tuscani Pasta, Meaty Marinara Nutrition per serving (about 1/4 of an order): 510 calories, 24 grams fat (10 grams saturated, 43 percent fat calories), 25 grams protein, 48 grams carbohydrate, 80 milligrams cholesterol, 5 grams dietary fiber, 1,310 milligrams sodium.

Pizza pasta is just cooked pasta that has been mixed with pizza sauce and pizza toppings. This is a really fun recipe to play around with because you can use pretty much any pasta shape you love and add any of your favorite pizza toppings to the mix.

In one fell swoop, on the morning of the 6th of October, 2008, Pizza Hut decided to become Pasta Hut. It was a hell of a flex; like Burger King rebranding as Crumpet King. The company changed all of its restaurants to bear the name “Pasta Hut” and decided that they would be known this way forever.

Starting today, the all-new Oven-Baked Pastas are available on menus nationwide starting at $8.99 for one or double the fun by trying “Family Pasta Pairs,” any two recipes starting at $13.99.