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Olive Garden brings back its popular Never-Ending Pasta Bowl for $14.99

The promo runs from Aug. 31 to Nov. 22, but is already available to Pasta Passholders and Olive Garden eClub members © Image Credit: Facebook / olivegarden

If you remember the good old days of the Never-Ending Pasta Bowl at Olive Garden, then you're about to be extremely happy. Olive Garden has surprised everyone by announcing the return of its fan-favorite Never-Ending Pasta Bowl for $14.99.

A limited-time offering from Olive Garden

It's beyond frustrating to go to a restaurant, spend a small fortune, and leave still feeling hungry. Olive Garden's promo will make sure that never happens, and it's reasonably priced.

The Never-Ending Pasta Bowl will be available from Aug. 31 to Nov. 22, so you've got lots of time to take advantage of it.

The promo starts at $14.99, but there is an added charge of $4.99 if you want to add toppings. The toppings available are Crispy Shrimp Fritta (a new protein topping), meatballs, Chicken Fritta, and Italian sausage.

120 ways to build your bowl

Another beloved part about this deal is that you get to personalize your pasta bowl by choosing the pasta and sauce.

Available pastas are angel hair, spaghetti, fettuccine, and rigatoni. As for sauce, choose from Creamy Mushroom, Traditional Marinara, Five Cheese Marinara, Meat Sauce, Alfredo, and Spicy Alfredo (a new sauce).

That means, when you do the math, there are a potential 120 different pasta, sauce, and protein combinations. You can eat at Olive Garden several times during the promotion and not even scratch the surface on the potential options.

If you don't want to wait for the official start of the promo, Pasta Passholders and Olive Garden eClub members have early access for the week leading up to the launch.

Get more than your fill of pasta

Unlimited refills mean you don't walk away hungry, and with a price well under $20, this promo could be worth checking out.

Source: FSR Magazine

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