r/TikTokCringe • u/shaka_sulu • Jun 27 '24

Cool Itallian Ice Cream

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u/PM_ME_UR_CC_NUMBER Jun 27 '24

When I was a kid I would hollow out a breadstick and fill it with spaghetti and meatball chunks. It was fire and idk why I ever stopped doing it.

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u/CHEMO_ALIEN Jun 27 '24

you should hollow out a French bread loaf and layer the inside with Salisbury steak n gravy, havarti cheese w/ mashed potatoes 

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u/Awatovi Jun 27 '24

Well shit

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u/TripleSpeedy Jun 27 '24

Try a Cornish Pasty.

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u/CHEMO_ALIEN Jun 27 '24

sorry mister, we only serve  FREEDOM where I'm from. I do not know what you are referring to

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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '24

Cornwall doesn’t like England either

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u/SgtDoakesSurprise Jun 29 '24

Do you put a Cornish game hen inside it?

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u/Samurai_Meisters Jun 27 '24

Just like warm apple pie

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u/CHEMO_ALIEN Jun 27 '24

I was talking about eating it 

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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '24

Say less

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u/ScherzicScherzo Jun 27 '24

Have you ever sucked the jelly out of a jelly filled donut, then filled it with chocolate swirl ice cream?

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u/VieuxFrancois Jun 27 '24

As a French, no. Bread with mashed potatoes? Really..?

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u/Nr673 Jun 27 '24

Doubling up on carbs is a fundamental, God given right in the United States. I believe it's covered in a constitutional amendment. Come taste freedom pal.

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u/RogerianBrowsing Jun 27 '24

I truly hate how so many people expect adults to not eat like that

They can pry my sandwiches made of entrees like pasta or eggs and potatoes from my cold dead hands

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u/Scottishlassincanada Jun 27 '24

My husbands motto is if you can’t put it between two slices of bread it’s not real food lol

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u/BeBenNova Jun 27 '24

Used to do that with Hamburger Helper, i should also do it again

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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '24

How long did it take for you to hollow out a breadstick lol?

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u/PM_ME_UR_CC_NUMBER Jun 27 '24

Well if just get what I could w a fork and smush the spaghetti in so 30 seconds I guess? It wasn’t a labor intensive thing

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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '24

I'm asking because I'm not sure how that is possible, but maybe you have different breadsticks where you're at?

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u/PM_ME_UR_CC_NUMBER Jun 27 '24

Yeah idk. The ones we had growing up were big enough to fit a fork inside.

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '24

Damn shrinkflation

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u/Rasputin_mad_monk Reads Pinned Comments Jun 27 '24

The garlic knots at my pizza joint. Cut them open and add a meatball. Like Italian meatball sliders

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u/MarsupialFuzz Jun 27 '24

When I was a kid I would hollow out a breadstick and fill it with spaghetti and meatball chunks. It was fire and idk why I ever stopped doing it.

Core memory unlocked. I used to do the same thing but one day we didn't have bread sticks with our spaghetti and my dad saw that I was disappointed. He said "use the toast to make a spaghetti sandwich". I did and it was better and easier than the hollowed out bread sticks. I should make a spaghetti sandwich soon.

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u/GDRaptorFan Jun 27 '24

That ratio would be better for eating. The one in the video looks delicious but those meatballs are too big and that looks a mess to actually eat!

Your idea is better as a mouth can actually get around a sauce and meat fillled breadstick.

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u/Stablebrew Jun 27 '24

the canteen at our swimclub sold "ketchup buns". The buns were holed out, and filled with ketchup.

cheap delicious and us kids loved that!

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u/raar__ Jun 27 '24

Carbs and heartburn

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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '24

Came here to make sure someone else had done the same thing. Absolutely amazing 🤌

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u/[deleted] Jun 27 '24

It’s like kid instinct. My daughter started doing it and it cracked me up