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New Olive Garden deal offers all-you-can-eat pasta

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Photo credit: Bruce Gifford / Moment Mobile / Getty Images
By Michelle Ewing
Jan 25, 2017

Olive Garden announced Monday that it is offering a new all-you-can-eat promotion – Never Ending Classics. Under the deal, which runs through March 6, customers can scarf down unlimited servings of pasta in one sitting.

The promotion, which starts at $11.99, allows customers to pick from five entrees and includes unlimited soup or salad and breadsticks. Learn more here.

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