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In this study, the possibility of using barley, which contains a higher dietary fiber than some other dietary fiber sources in pasta making, was investigated. Spaghetti type pasta was produced by adding whole barley flour to semolina at different ratios (0, 10, 20, 30, 40, and 50%). Spaghetti samples were analyzed for some nutritional and quality properties. According to the results; addition of barley flour increased the protein and ash content of spaghetti samples compared to control. Color properties of spaghetti samples prepared with barley flour were lower than control. Texture properties of samples were negatively affected by adding barley flour. Sensory evaluation of spaghetti samples scored lower than control. Spaghetti samples with barley flour were superior in terms of functional properties (total dietary fiber, β-glucan, phytic acid) than control except phytic acid. In addition, samples had quite high values in terms of mineral matter content compared to control.