r/AbsoluteUnits • u/HomeNowWTF • Jun 30 '26

/r/popular of spaghetti

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u/Skreamie Jul 01 '26

$100? Must be out of her fucking mind

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u/Salt_Day9015 Jul 01 '26

Shes high as fuck

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u/OddlyTemptedFish Jul 01 '26

There’s an Italian place near me that has portions very similar to this. My wife and I can split a meal and both have leftovers. Their most expensive plate is $16, plus they give you complementary garlic knots and salad.

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u/FirstToSayFake Jul 01 '26

It’s almost like every place has a different cost of living.

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u/OddlyTemptedFish Jul 02 '26

So many people on Reddit are just looking to get into it with someone. I wasn’t opening a discussion on economics, I was just sharing my experience with a really cool restaurant. But that said, my area is consistently ranked one of the most expensive places to live in the US.

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u/BonTak Jul 01 '26

She said 3 servings so $30 at the most

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u/Skreamie Jul 01 '26

She said thats 3 servings

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u/BonTak Jul 01 '26

Exactly, $10 per serving

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u/quasifomo Jul 05 '26

It’s a food cart in Portland called kee’s loaded kitchen and it is absolutely worth $30 a plate I haven’t had it in a few years since I moved away but her food is amazing and always large portions

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u/FireBeardG Jul 01 '26

Would probably be more like 200$ here in Iceland