Olive Garden Make-Up
We love chain restaurants so much in this country, we could totally see this being a hit… Olive Garden tweeted out a photo announcing their own MAKE-UP line on Tuesday, where each…
SAN FRANCISCO – NOVEMBER 21: Baker Joe Marraffino inspects freshly baked breadsticks at Arizmendi Bakery November 21, 2003 in San Francisco, California. The popularity of Atkins-style, low carbohydrate diets has contributed to the drop in consumption of bread in the U.S. over the past year as 40 percent of Americans ate less than in 2002. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
We love chain restaurants so much in this country, we could totally see this being a hit...
Olive Garden tweeted out a photo announcing their own MAKE-UP line on Tuesday, where each color is inspired by a popular menu item or ingredient. Then die-hard fans were CRUSHED to find out it was just a joke.
The photo showed a make-up kit with bronzer, blush, and six different shades of eye shadow. And they all had names like "Breadstick bronzer" . . . "Marinara Rouge" . . . "Royal Ravioli" . . . and "Spaghetti Sparkle."
Someone immediately tweeted at them asking if it was real or not. And they responded by saying, "It NEEDS to be." So no, at this point it's not real. But would people buy it if it was? The obvious answer is . . . of course they would.
Plenty of people loved the idea. One person said they should also make each one SMELL like the food. And whoever runs Olive Garden's twitter handle loved the idea.
Other people had the opposite reaction though, including one person who wrote, "We just want breadsticks."
