Hungry Enough to Eat a Horse?
by Rachel Mount Hofstetter
I use a basic spaghetti measure when I don’t want to make a full box of spaghetti—how else do I know how much pasta is going to cook up the right serving size? I stick some strands of uncooked spaghetti through the right-sized hole, then drop that amount in the pot. Simple!
This fun take on that standard kitchen tool made me smile. The horse-sized slot serves a family. And if you’re just human-sized hungry, you can use the little “person” hole to get the perfect amount. There’s even a kid-size!
Get the “Eat a Horse” spaghetti measure here.
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