Freeze them !

Gorbelly gave a good explanation of the pest and preventative measures but to get rid of the pest get a few pheromone baited traps at Lowe's. The small cardboard disposable traps will draw the adult moths and prevent further breeding.

I managed some pics.

Oh, whoops, you literally meant actual weevils, not just using "weevil" as a general term for creepy crawly. Sorry!

People say grain weevils also die when frozen. A lot of the measures to eradicate and control them are the same as for pantry moths.

Once you locate and eliminate all infested foods, the number of pests should decrease rapidly. Those you see will be adult beetles or moths looking for another food source in which to deposit their eggs. Store all pantry items in air-tight, hard plastic containers, jars, etc. Be sure to check cake mixes and other unopened items because they might also be infested.

Thoroughly vacuum and wash cupboards, pantry shelves, floors, etc. to remove any spilled food stuffs. Insecticide sprays are of little value in controlling pantry pests when infested materials are removed and cracks and crevices are cleaned.

http://ento.psu.edu/extension/factsheets/cereal-and-pantry-pests

I do know a little about bugs. I don't know if they came in already in the pasta boxes from the supermarkets or not. I will first try ziploc bags and see what happens.

Just be aware that weevils, like pantry moth larvae, can often get through plastic. I would stick to the heavy duty freezer-type bags if I couldn't get together enough jars, tupperware, etc.