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olive oil. in.

It stops the pasta from sticking together

olive oil in. that stops the pasta from sticking together

Olive oil in. That stops the pasta from sticking together.

does olive oil stop pasta from sticking together?

Wouldn't olive oil keep the pasta from absorbing water?

Olive oil in. That stops the pasta from sticking together.

Olive oil in. That stops the pasta from sticking togther.

Right, olive oil in. That stops the pasta from sticking together.

>olive oil in the pan, that prevents the pasta from sticking together

does it?

>olive oil in that stops the pasta from sticking

OLIVE OIL IN.

THAT STOPS THE PASTA FROM STICKING TOGETHER.

Olive oil in, that stops the pasta from sticking together.

Is it okay to fry potatos without boiling them first?

This man comes and puts oil in your pasta water.

What do you do?

I am actually pissed. Gordon Ramsay puts oil in the water while he boils it.

What kind of olive garden level bullshit is that? What next, he adds ketchup? Nobody wants slimy carb slugs. If you're afraid of your noodles sticking fuckin put some sauce on the noodles, or dont wait 10 hrs before planting you fuckin hack. If you replace the olive oil with actual sauce the noodles will absorb more flavor and wont stick together. That's much better than slurping down a tomato flavored grease pit

Olive oil in - that stops the pasta from sticking together.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYhKDweME3A&t=0m11s

The great debate

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYhKDweME3A&t=0m11s

Olive oil in the pasta water or not?

>first, pour in some olive oil. it keeps the pasta from sticking together