Olive Garden breadstick left outside in driveway for 3 days and not a single animal or insect has eaten it.

    by doublediochip

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    1. If the implication is that Olive Garden breadsticks are inherently toxic in some fashion, it’s likely a simplistic version of that position; some of the ingredients, like salt and garlic, naturally deter scavengers and/or slow down decomposition.

    2. It’s been eaten lots of times. It just repopulates itself.

      It’s an unlimited breadstick.

    3. 2Drogdar2Furious on

      Same thing happened to a McDonald’s cheese burger left out on the side walk… it convinced me to stop eating McDs. That was back in about 2012…

    4. There’s a place I used to go to for lunch when I was visiting the coast here, but I tried giving my dog a French fry from there a few times and he’d never touch them. Other people saw and tried with there dogs and none of them would eat one. Maybe me really second guess it

    5. I’d always assumed these breadsticks people were talking about were thin and crunchy. That thing’s just a small baguette!

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