An Italian Tries SpaghettiOs for the First Time

[Jomali]

"I ate this as a child and I turned out fine" [Eva's terror intensifies]

[safetybuddy]

I love the dynamics of this couple. They are so cute together and every video of theirs that I have watched, I have enjoyed.

[Michele-zk]

I love Eva. She’s gets me and my aversion to canned pasta.

[snow]

Her facial and verbal expression is a classic....luv them together! 😂😂😂

[lindajoe]

She is so right...I would never eat this or give it to my kids😮

[winklethrall]

Next, let her try Chef Boyardee's Beef Ravioli straight from the can. That was one of my go-to bachelor chows.

[pigoff]

We never got to eat canned food. My mother bought fresh or frozen. We ate at school or made sandwiches., mostly ate at school. My mom always cooked.

[autumnstoptwo]

lmaooo Eva said 'ive been teaching you how to eat actual food since we got together, you are NOT fine" with her face 😂😂😂

[melindagibson]

Idk why, but every time I'm sick, I get a craving for nasty old spaghetti o's! Too funny!

[cjay]

"How are they still in business?"

[vgegoon]

The O's with meatballs or franks would really make her happy.

[Arcane]

I love listening to her. She always reminds me of Carol Kane...if Carol Kane was Italian.

[Trogdor]

Bingo. They're still in business because they load it with sugar. Which is addictive. And if kids eat this before they eat real food, they will crave it.

[lethajones]

I ate them growing up, too. My sister used to mix them up in mashed potato's. I actually think they small like barf. Probably because I barfed them a few times as a kid.

[jomamackdaddy]

Anything that makes "the that's not real Italian" crowd angry is awesome. Chef Boyardee is the ultimate troll. 😂

[markharrisllb]

We were so naive in the U.K. in the early 60s, and thought spaghetti just came in tins, that one of the more famous April Fool's hoaxes was Richard Dimbleby reporting on a failed spaghetti crop. This is despite the fact many fathers of the house had served in Italy. When I first became a commis in ‘76 I came across so many foods I’d never seen before as a Lancashire born and bred teenager.

[jameshaulenbeek]

I only tried it once, as an adult - my parents *never* gave me that. It's disgusting.

[seaglassmomma]

It’s absolutely the worst!! The only time I fed this to my children was when they were curious about it after I told them how bad it was. Pure poison in a can.

[Adrinacolacoprakashsinha]

The sugar explains why they’re still in business…

[lolaislost]

Your face says it all, Eva. I can't believe I was fed this crap as a child. Love the two of you!