TikTok cook causes carnage after covering her entire dinner table in pasta
11 Aug 2020
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If you want to make a statement with your dinner, no one should feel constrained by plates, knives and forks. Some of the most spectacular meals you will ever eat involve nothing but your hands and a messy table.
However, there are occasions when using crockery isn’t just an inconvenience designed to ruin your artistic dinner party. Eating pasta, it turns out, is one such occasion.
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Providing proof that enjoying Italy’s greatest export really does require more than enthusiastic fingers and an appetite, TikToker @mike_kachowski_ has exploded the internet with a clip of an unconventional family dinner.
In the footage, a cook can be seen carefully lining a table with tinfoil, before covering the entire thing in several different pots of pasta, sauce and garlic bread. The result looks like the aftermath of a full-blown food war inside Olive Garden and has sparked debate across the internet.
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The clip, which has been seen over 1.5 million times since it was first posted, has attracted a range of comments from the baffled to the outraged. One fellow user wrote “as a human, imma have to pass,” while another added, “So we’re just goin to forget about plates now ?”.
Despite the negativity and general confusion, however, there were a few supportive voices, with one advocate declaring, “People need to do this when they’re having a lazy day and don’t wanna do dishes”.
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The idea seems to have been inspired by a similar trend, dubbed “Nacho Table”, which unsurprisingly involves covering an entire table in nachos before diving in. Although the nacho table technique seems to be proving a little more popular at the moment, the glorious carby mess of pasta table may ultimately end up making a bigger impact. Time will tell if the tables will turn.