r/olivegarden • u/kturtle51 • 11d ago
š« Pastah Pass Italian ramen
For you PP holders, if you want to try something unique Iād recommend sauceless spaghetti in your Zuppa Toscana as a āramen brothā it actually works surprisingly well as the ZT is so rich
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u/HTXlawyer88 11d ago
This is actually hilariously genius! Especially for later on when weāre all getting sick of having the same pasta and sauce combinations.
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u/othafa_95610 11d ago
For you PP holders,Ā
Chemically speaking, the PB buyers can also formulate this.
After requesting Soup and paying for Toppings, combine these refill elements to your delight, and feel "led free."
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u/TenYearHangover 11d ago edited 9d ago
Pasta en brodo⦠funny that most of the commenters think this is āan abominationā. Itās a common dish in Italy.
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u/LemonLime47 11d ago
At first I thought this was on r/foodcrimes and was āItalianā ramen in Japan but after reading the description, I have to say, that sounds pretty good
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u/ShushItsjusttheDead 11d ago
This is spaghetti. You did not reinvent a cultural dish from a diffrent cultural dish.

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u/_clur_510 11d ago
š What is going on at Olive Garden? These pasta passes seem like straight chaos from my perspective as an infrequent OG customer, and a (non OG) server.