Natalie
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I couldn’t help but share this hysterical and oh-so-clever pasta measuring tool, manufactured in–where else?–Iceland.
It is called the “I Could Eat A Horse” and it measures pasta in small, adult, and family portions.
To find out where you can buy one (it’s only fifteen dollars!), click to continue!
You can buy yours at Reykjavik Corner Store in various colors for just $15.90.
P.S. Other fun products from Reykjavik Corner Store.
natalie holbrook is a hopeless optimist and prodigious over-exaggerator living in a tiny apartment in new york city with her husband brandon and her fat baby henry august (they call him huck). she blogs at natthefatrat.com, a love letter from her family to new york city, and where she capture all the lovely little things that make up a wonderful life.
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I love this! I always cook wayyy too much pasta and of course it’s not very good reheated.
I was just cooking spaghetti the other night and just told my husband I never knew the correct amount to cook! How fun and handy.
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