/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.11101241]

Will the pasta pass anon return?

[Anonymous No.11101249]

I just found out Olive Garden started selling their salad dressing. Why even go there now?

[Anonymous No.11101252]

You can eat as much pasta as you want for a year for 300$?

[Anonymous No.11101254]

This would be great for homeless people

[Anonymous No.11101263]

>>11101249
I just noticed that this weekend too at a birthday party. the stuff is pretty damn good actually, I havent even been to an olive garden in 10 years.

[Anonymous No.11101279]

My friend works at olive garden and a body builder has one. He comes in every day and orders dozens of plates of just chicken and broccoli

[Anonymous No.11101285]

>>11101279
>Imagine the smell

[Anonymous No.11101297]

>>11101263
Exactly... half of the equation was the salads (people just loved the dressing). Why go for just breadsticks?

[Anonymous No.11101349]

>>11101249
Isn't their dressing just oil and vinegar? It is good as hell though.

[Anonymous No.11101390]

I needs it brotendos

[Anonymous No.11101490]

>>11101349
>Isn't their dressing just oil and vinegar? It is good as hell though.
It's just your average "zesty italian" house dressing that you can buy literally anywhere.

[Anonymous No.11101497]

What's the catch? That sounds like a ridiculously good deal.

[Anonymous No.11101512]

>>11101497
The catch is you have to eat olive garden pasta and salad

[Anonymous No.11101530]

>>11101497
>>11101512
The other catch is that you can not order to go.
You have to go in and sit down at a table and eat it there.

I can imagine that over the months, the staff will come to despise you, and do all kinds of fucked up shit to your free food

[Anonymous No.11101578]

>>11101497
Most people will probably not go more than once a week. And even for the people that do go almost every day and eat until they're full, they're going to eat maybe $3 worth of pasta, bread and salad, and if you have to buy drinks that's $3 for something that costs a couple cents.

You can buy your own ingredients from like Walmart for $5 and feed 5 people. The only way its worth it is to go almost every day and try something different every day to make up for the time making your own.

[Anonymous No.11101591]

>>11101497
There are a limited number of passes available

[Anonymous No.11101627]

>>11101530
>Tip well
>Get okay service
>Pass loses value

>Tip low
>They all remember you and fuck with your food

[Anonymous No.11101631]

>>11101530
I think pasta pass anon brought some home last time.

[Anonymous No.11101635]

>>11101390

[Anonymous No.11101714]

>>11101254
if the homeless could make sound financial decision they would not be homeless
END of story

[Anonymous No.11101719]

>>11101714
>Implying this is a sound financial decision

[Anonymous No.11102126]

>>11101285
yeah...haha...imagine

BRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAP

[Anonymous No.11102152]

>>11101241
Why would I do that when I could spend $50 on a Costco membership and gorge myself on free samples every day?

[Anonymous No.11102223]

>>11102152
>tfw no costco in my bullshit nigger city
I miss it. i miss the smell, i miss the frozen food section, i miss all the gift baskets for christmas shopping, the food court, the liquor store with the qt that worked there. IM FED UP WID DIS WURLD

[Anonymous No.11103653]

>>11102152
Why would you want to do that

[Anonymous No.11103725]

>>11101530
>$300 pre-order on food.
>free.

The plates probably cost 2 dollars to make for basic meat sauce and pasta. That's like what, 150 plates? That's a little over a third of a year. They can get as mad as they want, unless you go there atleast twice a week, you'd be getting ripped off.

[Anonymous No.11104487]

It was sold out in a second after the button appeared.

[Anonymous No.11105684]

>>11103725
>there are no costs involved except the ingredients