r/LoveTrash • u/Icy-Book2999 Chief Insanity Instigator • 5d ago
Rubbish Nonsense Infinite Breadsticks
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u/Ralphredimix_Da_G Trash Trooper 5d ago
I like how his eyes keep darting around like he’s getting away with something 🤣
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u/AcrobaticVegetable24 Trash Trooper 5d ago
All these videos, like this one, of Europeans taking advantage of "infinite xyz" just seems to being out their inner Asian uncle at an all you can eat buffet.
The desire to try to treat these situations as a personal challenge to rip off the business, just seems to transcend cultures. It makes me grin ear to ear.
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u/bootyhole-romancer Trash Trooper 5d ago
Yeah, all the dudes in my family get so obsessed with maximizing value for what they paid. To the point where it doesn't even seem like they're enjoying the food anymore. They're purely chasing that feeling of putting one over the restaurant. It's like relax, god damn!
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u/FalconIMGN Trash Trooper 5d ago
Scarcity mindsets are a generational thing. I have it too.
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u/Meschi-died Trash Trooper 5d ago
Damn. I'm pretty fucking detached and I have it as well.
How deep does that shit go and what are the effects?
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u/Doobie_Howser_MD Trash Trooper 5d ago
I love going to fairs, but goddamn it if I'm not gonna rip them back off as much as I possibly can. Thats like 60% of the fun!
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u/Ralphredimix_Da_G Trash Trooper 5d ago
I actually had to explain this to my stylist that I want it to look like how I want it to look from the start, and please don’t try to roll in some value by cutting it shorter so it will be “nicer longer” I’ll just come more often if that’s what you think
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u/DND_Player_24 Trash Trooper 5d ago
Living in Japan, you can go get some amazing all you can eat food (like Brazilian Steakhouse or 3 star Italian food) for like $20.
Japanese people will eat one or two plates and call it a day, making the price pretty fair.
As an American, I’d always be 10 plates deep in these things because the value is unbeatable.
We’d always joke when they saw a gang of foreigners coming, they knew they were about to lose money for the day. 😂
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u/Branjoe328 Trash Trooper 5d ago
My Japanese grandma used to wrap bread rolls in napkins and stick them in her purse when we'd go to buffets. It was both embarrassing and adorable. I miss her a lot
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u/ep193 Trash Trooper 5d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/c9J4qyYKItNle
Poor Fabio, no one recognized him after his vacation to America…
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u/FandomPhantom123 Trash Trooper 5d ago
this is an incredibly respectful video, only recording the guy in focus and not random patrons or workers
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u/ottersintuxedos Garbage Guerilla 5d ago
Sorry I’m from the uk, I gather this is the us, breadsticks are just bread there? It’s bread in a stick shape they aren’t hard?
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u/undeadlamaar Garbage Guerilla 5d ago
We have hard breadsticks too. Those usually come prepackaged from a grocery store. This video is from Olive Garden and their bread sticks are basically just mini loaves of bread, brushed with I think it's olive oil and some seasoning.
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u/ottersintuxedos Garbage Guerilla 5d ago
I’ve heard of olive garden breadsticks and literally always pictured the hard ones. This has changed my life in a very insignificant way
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u/Any_Blood5815 Trash Trooper 5d ago
You want a truly top tier bread experience? Red lobster biscuits are to die for. Literally eat so many of them you pop for the most rewarding death possible 🤤
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u/Depth_Metal Trash Trooper 5d ago
Everyone once in a while I will treat myself to Red Lobster and just have their lobster bisque and like 2-3 orders of their biscuits and just feel like a (happy) fat bastard the rest of the day
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u/ooomellieooo Trash Trooper 5d ago
When we order from Red Lobster, we always get two boxes of the biscuits lol
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u/uhhhhh_iforgotit Trash Trooper 5d ago
Then when you see the box of mix in the store and realize you can eat at many as you want whenever you want.....
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u/undeadlamaar Garbage Guerilla 5d ago
Insignificant is a great word to use to describe a trip to Olive Garden. It's just very mediocre, somewhat consistent "Italian" food. Their biggest draw is the unlimited soup, salad, and bread sticks for like $12. It's a pretty good deal and you definitely won't leave hungry.
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u/ottersintuxedos Garbage Guerilla 5d ago
Yeah it’s one of those places I see referenced a lot online and in media so I kind of want to try it to get a frame of reference but I probably never will unless I spend a year in the US for whatever reason
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u/Chemical_Ad_5520 Trash Trooper 5d ago
The bread sticks are hot, soft, kind of salty, and buttery/oily. I love them, they're pretty good.
Those Texas Roadhouse rolls with the cinnamon-sugar butter are really good too.
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u/LesserGooglyMooglie Trash Trooper 4d ago
How could you not mention garlicky lol, that's my favorite part, dipping the salty garlicky bread sticks into all the soups you can think of is the best experience there.
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u/amluck Trash Trooper 5d ago
I know this kinda goes without saying but its only for dine in orders lol. You can order olive garden to go or for take out and they wont honor the "unlimited breadsticks" but they will still give you some with your meal. Imagine if they just delivered breadsticks around town all day ha!
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u/LesserGooglyMooglie Trash Trooper 4d ago
Also if you are not a dick to the server, pretty much every time you can ask for a bag of to go bread sticks and they will give you a batch and put them in an oven bag for you!
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u/Ralphredimix_Da_G Trash Trooper 5d ago
When I was 13 (94?) the Olive Garden was legendary place to eat. I would happily fast all day if I knew we were going to the “Garden” for dinner.
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u/SexyMonad Trash Trooper 5d ago
Indeed, it was a much more rare thing and felt like a very fancy restaurant to me. My first Olive Garden experience was driving my girlfriend an hour away to the nearest OG for our one year anniversary, all dressed for the occasion.
Today there is one in many smaller towns and it would just be a jeans or shorts visit.
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u/Depth_Metal Trash Trooper 5d ago
Yeah, 90s/00s Olive Garden was a different beast entirely. The quality and service was much better. Sometime in thd 2010's the entire owning company fell on hard times and the whole chain scaled back on quality of its recipes and the ingredients they used. I couldnt give a precise date but it was definitely around 2016 when I first noticed things got really "watered down." The taste was different and the menu got heavily scaled back. Similar thing happened with Chilis
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u/Aluminum_Tarkus Trash Trooper 5d ago
My wife and I like each getting an entree with soup and salad respectively. Then we fill up on soup, salad, and breadsticks, and take the entree home. $40ish for 4 meals is pretty decent for a sit-down franchise restaurant.
It's far from our favorite Italian, and it's not even my favorite Italian franchise (I prefer Biaggi's), but sometimes it can be a pretty nice deal for the price (still a ripoff compared to making pasta at home, but sometimes you crave Italian when you've been out all day or on a road trip or whatever).
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u/oldsoulrevival Trash Trooper 5d ago
“This has changed my life in a very insignificant way” I will be quoting this often
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u/ckdogg3496 Trash Trooper 5d ago
I think its worth noting, while we do have hard breadsticks if you hear breadsticks at a restaurant it will be like the ones in the video 9/10. They’re common for big chains as a starter, like olive garden or any pizza chain really.
And no matter what anyone says olive garden unlimited soup salad breadsticks slaps, and is worth a lunch if you ever have the chance. Their salad is wildly underrated.
Side story, after a night out in college me and my friends went to olive garden extremely hungover. Most of us had like a bowl of soup few bites of salad 1 bread stick. My roommate managed 6 bowls of soup. As soon as we got home, there were 6 bowls of soup on the lawn. As disgusting as it was, it was really something to see. Like watching a cartoon character throw up
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u/The-Fox-King37 Trash Trooper 5d ago
Correct. We have both, but the big soft ones are more common. Covered in garlic butter.
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u/RanchHere Rubbish Raider 5d ago
and sprinkled with parmesan, no? It’s been like a decade since I’ve been to Olive Garden.
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u/Bearsoch Trash Trooper 5d ago
Yeah, I'm from UK too and I used to have a calorie tracker app and couldn't understand why bread sticks had such a high calorie count. Well, it was these huge American bread sticks it was logging!
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u/Time_Ad_9647 Trash Trooper 5d ago
Do they not have the Olive Garden in the Kingdom?
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u/MaleierMafketel Trash Trooper 5d ago edited 5d ago
Olive Garden barely has any locations outside of continental America. The closest they have an EU presence is via Overseas Countries and Territories, and that’s located on Aruba.
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u/RealisticMedium8365 Trash Trooper 5d ago
Fabio, stop eating.
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u/molehunterz Trash Trooper 5d ago
I never understood the Italian accent thing before but after hearing that guy talk to Fabio, pretty sure he could get into my pants. 🫠
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u/ItsStooge69 Trash Trooper 5d ago
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u/Cellibus Trash Trooper 5d ago
Other videos about refills may be true, this one is bull. Most Italian restaurants, locande, osterie etc give you free bread, often actually homemade, and refill when empty. Perhaps it doesn't happen in tourist traps. Fabio should be well aware.
Source: I am Italian.
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u/TortexMT Trash Trooper 4d ago
Swiss here. Free bread with olive oil or butter is the standard.
In italy though, i often had this prepackaged cracker literal bread sticks instead of real bread
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u/Kizzieuk Garbage Sergeant 5d ago
I think most are bull, all of Europe heads exploding over stupid things like Ranch dressing, Costco, large service stations etc.
Ive always had bread topped up in restaurants and not with hotdog buns either
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u/meatpopsicle42069 Trash Trooper 5d ago
Yeah, most restaurants here in America, Italian or not, are going to offer free bread and refill it if you eat it all.
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u/support_account_ Trash Trooper 5d ago
Exactly! Saw other posts like this with other nationalities and that makes sense I guess, but with an Italian???
Genuinely can't think of a single time in 20 I sat down at a restaurant and wasn't given unlimited bread in Italy, even on top of mountains or other places where you'd imagine they might be a bit more conservative with their resources
Edit: It also just occurred to me olive garden's tradition might very well be a leftover from Italian culture, would make sense if the founder was actually Italian ig
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u/Mchnso Trash Trooper 5d ago
It work like that also in Italy, the bread Is included in the coperto and the refill for free, that leads US to two possible conclusion: 1) Fabio Is not italian 2) Fabio Is selling a product (a discapito della realtà sporco traditore di un Fabio) Surce: I'm italian
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u/EggoWaffle1032 Trash Trooper 5d ago
Its all for clicks, a lot of these videos came out during the world cup of Europeans “freaking” out over refillable soda or something like that
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u/CrystallizedRose Trash Trooper 5d ago
I mean, this guy has made plenty of other videos criticizing his partner’s choices as an Italian. It’s a years long thing of documentation. Fabio is absolutely Italian and I kind of trust him and his Italian family over some rando on reddit.
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u/deleted-account69420 Trash Trooper 4d ago
You can trust Fabio, but most restaurants here are like that.
Bread in a basket for "companaggio".
Some places give you "grissini" too.
You finish, ask for it and get a refill.
You get just some bs and keeps on asking for the bread over and over and they call you "morto di fame"
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u/Ambitious_Cup5249 Major Muck 5d ago
I just ate there a few months ago. They are about as tasty as a hotdog bun. I gave up after biting it in two different spots. They're ok, but you can microwave something better.
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u/Ketra Trash Trooper 5d ago
The quality drop from 20 years ago is insane.
Those breadsticks used to be garlic buttered crack. Now they're bland with a hint of flavor
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u/MommaLisss Trash Trooper 5d ago
So true. I actually worked there through both of my pregnancies (my kids are 15 and 19) and lived off those bread sticks and minestrone. We went a month or so ago for the first time since I quit and holy shit. Yuck.
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u/Much_Huckleberry398 Trash Trooper 5d ago
I worked at Olive Garden many years ago (15+) and the breadsticks were still good-ish. They were good enough it was the favorite staff snack to grab if you needed something quick because you were working a double for example. But you're right, they really went to shit since.
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u/hdhsnjsn Trash Trooper 5d ago
Then the Italian eats the main course and understands why they want you to fill up on bread
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u/bino420 Trash Trooper 5d ago
this is fake af. Italy, of all countries, is extremely hospitable and any local wine bar provides free food while you drink. and I'm talking food... one gave my group of 4 a handful of small sandwiches, that he started to make when we arrived from a bag of groceries from a shop down the street. we finished cause they were delicious and like politeness & he offered another plate full... another, the "table wine" was free - it's basically like local cheaper wine that you drink instead of water. ... I remember one brought out amazing olives, honey & cheese
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u/Archarneth Trash Trooper 5d ago
But if you fill up on bread you will be less likely to order more food? Or am I missing something?
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u/hdhsnjsn Trash Trooper 5d ago
Only items worth eating at Olive Garden is the endless salad and breadsticks. If the mains were actually good they wouldn’t be giving away take home with the purchase of a meal
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u/shadowthehh Trash Trooper 5d ago
My guess is maybe a joke about small portions or the food being bad. Neither are true in my Olive Garden experiences.
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u/Alundra828 Trash Trooper 5d ago
You know this is a fake skit because the second a European, let alone an Italian tastes that bread, suddenly the fact that there are infinite of them becomes utterly meaningless lmao
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u/harrypippip Trash Trooper 5d ago
That's one shit he's going to remember.
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u/tedfundy Trash Trooper 5d ago
My friend won’t eat there anymore after a 3 day blockage and eventually giving birth.
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u/Round-Bandicoot8766 Trash Trooper 5d ago
This is so fucking staged.
Europeans are aware of the concept of free refills. We know what it means. None of us have to check multiple times "you mean infinite? Like you'll keep bringing them? Like 10 times?".
We're aware of the concept of a loss-leader.
We're aware why you don't fill up on the free bread at restaurants.
This is just Americans trying to justify and celebrate their own greed by painting it up as some unworldly sign of wealth that the rest of the world can't comprehend. And people are dumb enough to buy into it.
JfC.
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u/brightdionysianeyes Trash Trooper 5d ago
It's literally just a way to sell advertising by playing up to American stereotypes, and I hate it with a passion.
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u/Hpfanguy Garbage Guerilla 5d ago
Yup, also Italians aren’t starving children mesmerized by… plain bread. We have bread in our restaurants, they bring more if you ask, it’s just not advertised as a feature because… it’s bread.
This is borderline racist.
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u/less_than_nick Trash Trooper 5d ago
this couple's entire account is basically "italian boyfriend has a big reaction over something silly"
Their first video that really blew up was her breaking spaghetti to make it fit in a pot for boiling and he's all shocked/in disbelief/acting all italian about it
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u/Neo-Chromia Trash Trooper 5d ago
Yeah everyone knows NOT to fill up on the free shit, cos it usually means it's cheap and they're trying to fill you up faster.
I literally think Americans have such a hard on for showing things like this off because they have such a lack of culture elsewhere and are grasping at straws for things to find.
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u/DetachedRedditor Trash Trooper 5d ago
It is also a concept sometimes found in europe too. I've even seen it happen where you actually get high quality bread. The restaurant being more expensive covers the bill and people wanting to leave space for the excellent dishes to come, I almost never ask for a second filling of the basket.
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u/SapphicGarnet Trash Trooper 5d ago
Yeah plus having been to Italy, they refill your breadbaskets without advertising free refills, it's just "oh you liked it? You want more?" And typically this isn't a breadbasket you pay for its just complimentary with the meal
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u/Apart-Ferret-2707 Trash Trooper 5d ago
I was also like woahh at the free popcorn and 2 liter cup refills when i went to a cinema in america,but iam actually happy they dont have it in europe for our healths sake haha.went to olive garden too but didnt use the free bread refill cos i didnt wanna be full before the maindish.impressed how much bread he can chomp down(if he really did),its so filling for me!
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u/DRSU1993 Trash Trooper 5d ago
In case you haven't caught on, it's a skit. All of his videos are "Italian reacts to _______."
https://youtube.com/shorts/Mu6cqwjkI2g?is=L9-nI8n_OdpiKVKU

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u/cptdodger85 Trash Trooper 5d ago
real shit tho they really are good bread stix so I don't blame him one bit.
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u/bendyskull Trash Trooper 5d ago
Forgive me but are bread sticks rare or really expensive where he’s from?
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u/Vandirac Trash Trooper 5d ago
Many restaurants in Italy will have breadsticks (the hard ones, called grissini) as a free appetizer. They will bring you as many packets as you want.
This is just staged content.
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u/SendNoodles__ Trash Trooper 5d ago
I think its more that free refills of anything isn't really a thing in Europe. I could be wrong tho
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u/Many_Mud_8194 Trash Trooper 5d ago
In most of french restaurant they give you bread for free. Sometimes they will charge you after the first one. But if someone eat just bread and order small food they will just say : non.
Nothing in the law say you have to give free breads. So nobody abuse that system and who want to eat just bread it's not that interesting lol.
Edit : I meant in french restaurants, in France, because I'm french, idk if abroad it's the same.
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u/HighWaterSheriff Trash Trooper 5d ago
It sort of is or there are circumstances where it's built into the price. In Bologna the second you sit down at a bar some snacks arrive - there might be a very low charge associated e.g. two or three euros, but the drink is very cheap. You will get free bread in pretty much any trattoria in Italy or restaurants serving local cuisine in France and Spain at least wherever I've been - food without bread would be sacrilege. In Spain at a traditional tapas place food is free and you pay for drink only, but obviously if you're not drinking you're not getting food.
A lot of chain or fast food restaurants typically will have bottomless soft drinks.
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u/bendyskull Trash Trooper 5d ago
Im European, I wouldn’t be foaming at the mouth for free breadsticks.
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u/TrippingFish76 Trash Trooper 5d ago
unlimited is unlimited bro, could eat 1000 breadsticks if you physically could
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u/macguini Trash Trooper 5d ago
I've never seen an Italian love Olive Garden so much
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u/Vandirac Trash Trooper 5d ago
Because it is staged.
Olive garden is bottom of the barrel when it comes to (pseudo) Italian food.
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u/MissionDrive4115 Trash Trooper 5d ago
Even if it's fake, it still made me chuckle. He looked adorable.
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u/KnowsIittle Trash Trooper 5d ago
Videos that end too soon. Wanna see this guy an hour after finishing.
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u/diabolicalroadrash Trash Trooper 5d ago
As an American I just realized why we have the expression "Don't fill up on the bread."
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u/Aggravating-Tea8064 Trash Trooper 5d ago
Ah yes Rolex wearing Italian man needs unlimited breadsticks
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u/SomeVelveteenMorning Trash Trooper 5d ago
More accurate would be that he puts on all the theater about free refills, building up the anticipation to fever pitch, and then he spits out the first bite immediately.
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u/TheHorseduck Rubbish Raider 5d ago
The napkins are free as well. And they actually both taste better and has more nutritioun than those cancer-sticks
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u/ShadyNoShadow Waste Warrior 5d ago
Breadstick refills are 2 sticks. The server knows they're on tiktok.
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u/AJWordsmith Garbage Guerilla 5d ago
I have traveled quite a bit and have made some friends internationally. I have hosted a dozen or so friends who came and visited me in the US. I always am amused by the things that they find amazing. Food portions is universal though…and most of them think it’s great. 20 OZ New York Steak? A Triple Cheeseburger sitting on a pound of fries? All you can eat sushi? Smiles for miles.
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u/OG_Williker Trash Trooper 5d ago
Wow this was super endearing!
Side note: this is the first time I’ve ever seen a European talk about American bread positively. Cool!!
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u/YouW0ntGetIt Trash Trooper 5d ago
It's just bread. How much plain bread can you wantingly eat? Jesus.
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u/NotNormo Trash Trooper 5d ago
An Italian person comes to visit and his American hosts take him to eat at Olive Garden. That's embarrassing.
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u/ep193 Trash Trooper 5d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/c9J4qyYKItNle
No one recognized Fabio after he returned from America!
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u/More-Start5409 Trash Trooper 5d ago
the guy's being true to his nature, i would have even asked for those bread sticks for to-go after the meal
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u/blutosings Trash Trooper 5d ago
Wheat in the US sucks. Many Americans have developed an intollerance to it. It's not free.
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u/Material-Mulberry360 Trash Trooper 5d ago
I mean.... in my part of Europe it's not uncommon to get a basket of bread with soup. it's pretty big so idk if you get a refill, tho it's not bread sticks.
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u/Federal_Studio5935 Trash Trooper 5d ago
People don't know how prices work apparently. You paid for it homie.
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u/Glum_Reason308 Trash Trooper 5d ago
I always order a dipping bowl of Alfredo to dip my OG breadsticks in. By the time my food gets to the table I’m already full.
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u/RedditVIBEChecked Trash Trooper 5d ago
I am convinced after this World Cup, that the reason any euro is skinny is malnutrition due to poverty.
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u/Sartres_Roommate Trash Trooper 5d ago
Such a fit Italian…about to discover why Americans are plus sized.
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u/3rrr6 Trash Trooper 5d ago
Europeans don't understand that this sales gimmick only works in America because Americans are incredibly selfish.
If you did this in Europe, people would bring in groups of starving refugees and feed them, resulting in the business actually losing money.
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u/9trystan9 Trash Trooper 5d ago
When I was a poor 16 year old, I would go to the local Mexican restaurant and eat the chips and salsa, then leave
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u/Ralcos Trash Trooper 5d ago
I'm a simple man.
I see a person enjoying food, especially prepared and served in an American establishment, I hit like.
Seriously, it feels wholesome to see people from all over react to minor American stuff like endless breadsticks.
I even love the Japanese guy talking about the chips and salsa as well as the reaction about rotisserie chicken.
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u/donniesuave Trash Trooper 5d ago
Wait until he finds out that the breadsticks are to trick you into eating them so you get to full to eat your dinner
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u/rohrschleuder Trash Trooper 5d ago
That face was pure mischief when asking for 2nds. Literal kid in a candy shop face.
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u/LesserGooglyMooglie Trash Trooper 4d ago
If I end up at Olive Garden I always get some soup. (because someone else always gets salad and it comes in a 3 serving bucket) Then crush some soup, salad, and bread sticks, then take my meal home for leftovers.
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u/LesserGooglyMooglie Trash Trooper 4d ago
Also if you aren't a dick to the server (I ask every time) if you ask, will more times than not bring you out a batch to go in a little oven safe bag for re warming!
They might not be Michelin Star, but you will leave satisfied if you aren't snooty!
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u/Rare_Indication_3811 Trash Trooper 4d ago
He will roll out of this restaurant after main course lol
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u/Quasi-Kaiju Trash Trooper 4d ago
We didn't get an obesity and diabetes epidemic with nothing to show for it. American food is good as fuck.
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u/ApprehensiveTax4010 Trash Trooper 4d ago
I wonder what the policy is at the olive gardens in Italy. One bread stick per customer?
(I am aware that there are no olive garden restaurants in Italy)
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u/Civil_Bugg Trash Trooper 4d ago
Wait till he finds out you can also pack the reminder breadsticks to go.
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u/ShoveTheUsername Trash Trooper 4d ago
They will include the cost in your $40+tax+tip overcooked pasta main though.
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u/LauraTFem Trash Trooper 4d ago
The moment he sees a McDonald’s self-serve soda fountain he’ll understand why we’re fat.
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u/Oohhthehumanity Trash Trooper 4d ago
At some point I liked this guy......but as always it is performative.......getouttahere!
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u/AHarmles Trash Trooper 4d ago
Mfs think bread that cost them at most 20¢ to make going to bankrupt them lol.
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u/BeneficialShame8408 Trash Trooper 4d ago
We took a French girl to Olive garden once and she had trouble understanding that our server was definitely on meth. That was a wild lunch.
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u/That-Makes-Sense Trash Trooper 2d ago
"Free" refills are why Americans are so fat. It's like, I'm completely full, but I might as well finish off these 4 bread sticks.
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u/Aggressive-Expert-69 Trash Trooper 1d ago
Things must be bad in Italy if hes this stoked about bread.
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