Fettuccine and Linguine are two types of pasta, and there are many differences between the two. Fettuccine is a type of pasta, and this type of pasta is very common to Roman people. It is prepared by using flour and egg. To have a better knowledge of how it looks, it is a flat, thick noodle. Linguine, on the other hand, is also a type of pasta and is very popular in Italy. In terms of thickness, Linguine is not as thick as fettuccine; it is flatter and wider than spaghetti but very narrow when compared with the thickness of fettuccine.
This means fettuccine is wider than Linguine. While fettuccine is prepared from flour and egg, Linguine is prepared from flour and water. Another difference is, Linguine is best eaten with thin sauces, while fettuccine is best eaten with thick sauces. Since fettuccine is very easy to cook, it can be made at home, while Linguine cannot be easily made at home because of the technicality in the cooking process that must be followed.