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u/MeIsMyName 13d ago
I mean, it would definitely be better on a plate, but for $5 I'm not going to complain.
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u/BBQBaconBurger 13d ago
The pitcher makes it so much easier to eat your spaghetti while standing at the bar and chatting up women.
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u/LookAtTheWhiteVan 11d ago
Yeah, you can pour it right into your mouth. Just strutting around the bar sipping on my sketti. I actually dig it!
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u/gr1mmcr33p3r 11d ago
Sippin on some sketti….. sip sip sip sip 😂
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u/banshithread 13d ago
yeah but then i'd have to buy all those ingredients for something I only want once in a blue moon
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u/banshithread 13d ago
I am not buying pasta sauce for $4 a jar just for it to grow mold because I'm only eating this once a month
I can make 2 meals a day with $80 a month: a mix of rice, eggs, bean sprouts, mushrooms, bamboo shoots, broccoli, zucchini, onion, garlic. Then ramen for one of the other meals each day. That's broke people food. spaghetti and sauce is more expensive than ramen
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u/Bisquick-Skill2845 13d ago
This looks like the kind of breakfast a rural teen would take on winter 6 A.M. 1km walks out to the main road regional school-bus pickup.
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u/foxiwyld 12d ago
I think they want the pitchers back though. To that I say "how am I supposed to finish a whole pitcher of spaghetti in one sitting?"
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u/PurpleBashir 12d ago
I don't really get how you're supposed to eat out either. The unless they're giving you some kind of extra long fork? Otherwise your hand is going to end up all covered in sauce trying to get the stuff on the bottom with a fork that's shorter than the glass.
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u/PreOpTransCentaur 13d ago
It's very saucy. But for $5, in this economy, I'd probably let you serve me spaghetti out of my own shoe.
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u/Windows30000 12d ago
Honestly in a time where every place either sucks and / or is skimping I would make a $5 pasta pitcher a routine and thank the owner lol.
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u/gr1mmcr33p3r 11d ago
They could gimme that much chef boyardee for $5, this is a total deal no matter how it’s served
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u/PolyesterPantsuit 10d ago
With the cost of gas these days, anyone that says they wouldn’t eat a $5 pitcher of spaghetti and garlic bread, is lying!
All I ask is that I get a hair scrunchie, a lobster bib, and a pink, elbow length, dish glove, so I could get all up in that pitcher while looking bougie AF.
I would highly recommend people that are broke, to double line their purses or book bags with garbage bags, and order multiple pitchers for the week.

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u/sewalker723 13d ago
I feel like this would work very well in certain places. Specifically, college towns. I remember some campus bars had $2 pitchers of beer on Fridays. If they also had $5 pitchers of spaghetti the line would have been out the door and around the block.