Olive Garden has not only made a name for itself as a restaurant with a myriad of breads and salads. Not only does the restaurant sell the cheese graters its servers use, but all you have to do is ask if you'd like a 4-ounce, 8-ounce, or pint-sized version of Olive Garden's delicious Alfredo sauce. So it's good that the company has gone a step further and announced the launch of the aptly named "Infinite First Course" product line.
In a statement shared with Mashed, the restaurant chain announced that its new collection has arrived just in time for the holidays, giving you more time to stock up on Olive Garden gifts for family and friends. Still not picking up viral cheese graters because they're on sale? You're in luck—online Nov. 20 starting at 11 a.m. ET you can order for $15.
If you like to dress up your love of Olive Garden, the chain offers many clothing items. For $30, you get Olive Garden "to-go" sock bags in three different styles: bread, soup and salad. If you're into full body wear, you can buy a sweater from Season's Gratings for $47, a pajama top from Season's Gratings for $27, and matching pants for $42.
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Olive Garden first entered the business in 2022 when it sold a limited edition of Olive Garden-style pajamas for the whole family. Samplers of spaghetti and meatballs, dumplings, soup, salad and mint were $35 for adults and $25 for kids. Pajamas were so popular that restaurant chains were inspired to bring them back with different items.
If branded clothing isn't for you, there are other ways to show your appreciation for your favorite endless food cleaner. For $27, you can buy bread sticks for your pet to chew on or pick something for the whole family: a 500-piece Olive Garden Bread Puzzle.
The restaurant's fan-favorite endless pasta plate will return to the menu through November 19 to get customers excited about tasting the upcoming endless first courses. Olive Garden fans may not wear their new shirts and socks during the meal. Their limited-edition pasta dishes, however, will only run for one day, allowing fans to purchase items from the new holiday line.
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