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Olive Garden’s Pool Noodles Are a Tasty Way to Tread Water

Originally posted on Nerdist | By Tai Gooden | Last updated Jul 2, 2025 3:56 PM ET

‘Tis the season for scorching hot weather for pretty much everyone in the US, thanks to global warming. It is hot, hot, hot outside and one of the best ways to find relief is in the cooling waters of a glistening pool. While you’ll probably find more relief in the actual water, it’s pretty relaxing to loaf around on a pool float or noodle. And if you wanna really make that pool noodle live up to its name, then you should grab one of Olive Garden’s pool noodles that are shaped like the restaurant’s various forms of pasta.

Yep, you can add some deliciousness to your chill day at the pool by floating in plastic rigatoni, tortellini, or even fettuccine. Each Olive Garden pool noodle costs $40 but, unfortunately, the tortellini one is already sold out. And, just like in the restaurant, you can get a little breadsticks, soup, or salad on the side. No we don’t mean actual food.

There’s a soup bag, a salad floating drink holder, and a breadsticks bucket hat to go along with your tasty float. You can choose one item with every pool noodle purchase. Olive Garden is for family and these accessories feel like they are showing some real love. We bet Dom Turetto would love that family feeling.

You might want to run to the website quickly and claim your noodle while they are still available because, unlike breadsticks, this is not an unlimited supply.

This article first appeared on Nerdist and was syndicated with permission.

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