5 Weird Ways To Get Rid Of Weeds That Actually Work

[@katherinec7698]

I cut the weeds low then covered with cardboard and then pine straw or oak leaves. It’s worked very well for the last two years.

[@sharonloomis5264]

Google edible weeds

[@janicewoods3072]

I’ve fought weeds in my flowerbeds for years until an elderly lady told me to remove all my mulch, lay several (about 5-6 single sheets only black and white papers, no color) of news paper on the ground, wet and cover with a good layer of mulch. I never had to worry about weeds again for 3 years. When my weeds started coming through after 3 years I just repeated the process. It works.

[@dorisglover6636]

Janice Woods What is mulch ?

[@AquaLady153]

Doris Glover -_-

[@jilliansmith7123]

Janice Woods: was going to comment this; my grandmother always did that, and we do it ourselves. Cheap (free) for the paper if you get delivery or a neighbor does, and works well.

[@jilliansmith7123]

Doris Glover: bark dust/ bark chips, gravel, peat moss, walnut hulls, etc. Look up mulch here or online, google it. Sawdust if you don't want to be kind to any larger plants nearby, like trees or shrubs as sawdust takes nitrogen out of the soil in order to rot.

[@mauricemarian57]

@@dorisglover6636 Wood bark

[@janeevapauck7774]

I did the newspaper thing about 15 years ago. My neighbors thought I was nuts while I was doing it. It was awesome - instant landscaped gardens. The following year, all the weeds came back.

[@sharonloomis5264]

Google edible weeds

[@wendyhannan2454]

News papers are very good, the thing is not many people buy news papers today. I think I’ll turn to card board boxes as there easier to come by.

[@donmiller2810]

My family has done the news paper thing for years and it really works

[@rishabhthakur8773]

What happen when you water veggeis ?

[@joevaldivia7005]

It's simple... Weeds don't like to read the news paper 😄

[@zatchoose]

😂😂😂

[@SuperDeut4]

👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@shirleyens7707]

This really works. I got rid of a part of my lawn that was sloped and hard to cut. Called lasagne gardening. It basically is composting in a layer and made beautiful soil for groundcovers and landscape rocks. Looks much better and much easier to look after.

[@engelinaschuurmans7648]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@prettypothos4me290]

Salt never leaves the soil. Seven years ago we sold our horses, but deer still dig where the salt block was. Vinegar changes ph.

[@springsunshine8944]

Boiling water works...used it in Hawaii on some really tough grasses...and can say it does work....

[@dorinemort6359]

Thick carboard works good too, and its free, lay down cardboard, get it wet(helps keep it un place) spread about 3-4 inches of good mulch(like hemlock) and the preen it, preen will keep any seeds that blow in from germinating

[@nursekrista2011]

I did this can truly attest to the newspaper working! Plus you are adding nutrients into the soil when the decompose

[@dianneiverglynne]

The paper or cardboard work great, both have the added benefit of being what works love to eat. Moisten it really well before mulching and worms galore will get to work around your veggies.

[@56jnomad]

Weeds grow in mineral deficient soil. Have a soil test made and then add minerals as required to your soils.

[@johannacargill1892]

Never thought to use hot boiling water - thanks. This tip has made me very happy indeed!

[@rogi9814]

Use cardboard boxes. Remove any tape or address stickers, cut open (if desired), lay across ground. I like to use the thick cardboard usually used to ship furniture. One of those will cover a huge area and keep weeds from ever growing in that spot. I suggest you do this BEFORE planting your garden. Been doing this for years and love it. It also breaks down over time, helping you grow soil quicker.

[@rjjcms1]

Number 5 works fine for me. I'm not sure why so many people treat it as a hard chore,perhaps if they've got a very large overrgrown garden. A lot of seem to think they have to get backache bending over to do it - but why do it standing up? I just sit there on the ground,in something I don't mind getting a little muddy or grubby,on a nice day in the fresh air with a drink near my side and manoevre around at an easy pace,no rush. It's always good to get the whole root or as near to it as possible out,and I find that most things can be removed with a small trowel and a bit of pulling as low as possible towards the root. I only do two main sessions of weed removal,one around March before the mad spring growth takes place and one at the summer's end when all the summer flowers are just about finished. A certain type of weed does take over a lot of it in the summer regardless,but I then let it be until the end of August/start of September because its little blue flowers attract tons of bees - I had to escort 5 bees out of my place on one day recently,2 honeys and 3 bumbles. One or two straight-laced types think it looks "untidy" but why oh why does your garden needed to be as hoovered and "tidy" as your indoors? And their gardens look drab and brown and lifeless,especially in the autumn,probably in keeping with the contents of their minds. Perhaps it's just the regimented attitudes that some are conditioned into adopting. I do not use any chemicals or poisons,which tend to impoverish the soil by killing many other things besides the things they're targeted to kill. As a consequence the soil in my garden has become rich,supporting a good eco system which is the base for everything else. It does mean that everything grows like crazy,though,which I don't mind at all. Anything that passing birds drop grows and flowers,so that I've obtained some daffodils in the spring that weren't there before and something with bright yellowsummer flowers that someone said is a Rose of Sharon but may not be. I always get different flowers adding splashes of colour all year round,from honeysuckle,Winter Jasmine and some wildflowers that produce little pink and yellow flowers in the middle of winter,through snowdrops in February,bluebells in April-May,deep red and pink roses and an apple tree that produces crisp,sweet,juicy organic apples in September-October. I'm currently getting lots of butterflies - I gently escorted two out of my place back outside this morning,one a Red Admiral type that was sitting on the living room ceiling and the other a pale yellow one that was in the kitchen.

[@nokiot9]

We did this all over my home state to combat valley fever. Now we have many native species that are nearing the endangered list because of it. Weeds and ants and gophers may be a nuisance to you, but they’re necessary for the survival of many wild animals and the health of our ecosystems

[@ghostridersinthesky21]

Go away Karen

[@johnnorton2182]

If you use the vinegar approach be sure and rinse your sprayer out as it will ruin the o rings. Simple water rinse is sufficient

[@jilliansmith7123]

Jeanette Norton: don't expect much of the vinegar approach; don't know how well it would work with salt added. Good tip for your sprayer! Thanks.

[@TheMisterGriswold]

@@jilliansmith7123 20% vinegar works great. Store-bought is only ~5%. Careful though, will burn your skin.

[@allensanders4204]

Salt does not stay put , it moves through soil with moisture , salinity toxicity is already a problem in soils and salt leaching into gutters then into storm drains is not helping the environment. Salt your margarita glass or French fries not the soil.

[@blturn]

“Next time you're boiling pasta, dump the hot, boiling water right onto the weed growing in the cracks of your sidewalk or patio or along garden paths.” *shows a guy splashing scalding water directly in front of his exposed feet and legs.*

[@notxvexorr4379]

A true Aussie

[@gowrisujatharan1828]

I have tired all this for long time, all worked very well..... 👍

[@rustybones99]

Watching this was like sitting thru a meeting where the presenter reads every word on every slide.

[@floridagirl386]

LOL!!!

[@miketrew9715]

Weeds are plants just as any other plant growing in your garden they are living things Greetings fae Scotland

[@Detroit-gx5nd]

While weeds are a nuisance in your lawn or garden, please remember that so called “weeds” have very good medicinal properties and do serve a purpose if you know how to use them. Weed is an umbrella term for a plant that grows in an unwanted area, it’s not a trash plant with no usefulness. People kill dandelions everyday and then will go to the store and buy dandelion greens!! Lol

[@Drj2021]

Use a layer of leaves from trees to suffocate the weeds, I see it done all the time. Now if u do that u could also add burkdust for that clean finish look on top of the leaves. I'm going to try it.

[@jasonbean7296]

I have dogfennel and cockleburs. I combine machete and shovel with burning the roots and seeds and spreading the ashes on the soil as recommended in biodynamic agriculture. It's not perfect and takes a few years to work, but at least it's not an herbicide.

[@AnthonyJohnson-qv5nc]

Salt and vinager? I'm off to sprinkle weedkiller on my fish n chips :-/

[@mejustme474]

4. Is old school and extremely productive way to get rid of them ❤

[@Testuser582]

my moms put rexin and advt flex sheet on soil. It worked like a charm. She mentioned here the agriculture Dept is also recommending that. I

[@Dazzlelg]

Thanks for the information. I like how you can make a home remedy. Weeds can be a nightmare at times.

[@b3j8]

Works just fine! And lasts a good while too!

[@wayneclu91]

When cleaning my coffee makers, I take Vinger & hot water from carafe &dump it in cracks in driveways or sidewalks works best with hot weather too.

[@wayneclu91]

you can buy weed block & roll it onto a pvc 2 pieces of pvc pipe & this works great for raise garden beds or areas where you do not want weed to grow like under shad trees

[@NiteRythemzRadio]

the thing about #4, once the newspaper composts, the grass grows back through the mulch. When you 'suffocate' them it only grows the root system..

[@ale347baker]

? Can you explain a little more?

[@shirleyens7707]

@@ale347baker See my comment above about getting rid of lawn. It works great! It is also called 'lasagne gardening' because you put layers which decompose.

[@altha-rf1et]

I use black Garabage Bags, I pull up as much of the weeds that I can poke down black garabage bags between the fence where my weeds are giving me trouble then poor some mulch on top of it to cover the bags up.. Cannot afford to do it all at one time so doing one section of fence as I can but once done you will not have to worry about it for a long time

[@shirleyens7707]

altha I used bags from soil, etc....the heavy ones to put under my sidewalk blocks where I made a small sitting area. I had dismantled my boys sandbox when they grew up. I got rid of much of the sand, but wasn't sure what would grow there and it seemed a good solution.

[@altha-rf1et]

@@shirleyens7707 Still having trouble with those weeds in between fence,, Round Up seems to be the only thing that kills them, Still have to get them out when they die and turn brown now got problem with weeds in the pond

[@3tapsnu0ut87]

I have done this for years and it works as a weed mat, a worm lure and also a bird stopper. The birds can't hear the worms and don't hunt them and throw the mulch everywhere :-) It's brilliant, it's free and it works.

[@aprilmiller6767]

If I have an area I know I want to use for spring planting, I put cardboard on it for the winter. In spring, you just pick up the cardboard and grass and weeds are gone.

[@haikiri2011]

The salt option needs a lot of salt to work and will rust anything made of iron you leave near it during rain.

[@triciabrendle1798]

It really works I have done it, needs to be put down in double layers

[@arelyteves5052]

I use a flame thrower. It works for one season. I spend about an hour doing that rather than being on my hands and knees laying cardboard, newspaper or a weed blanket.

[@jdm6613]

How so?

[@sherrykendrick1765]

Living in a dry area or during a drought, i don't advise using a flamethrower.

[@DASsoulstryker]

This has been the best simple video on killing weeds, every other video is way more technical then is has to be and dosen’t even answer anything. Always leaves me more frustrated.

[@jilliansmith7123]

Vinegar and water work fine--for that season. Then the weeds come right back from the roots. Also, EVERYTHING is chemicals. I think you mean "toxic chemicals," maybe? As in, toxic to people and pets? Because these things are toxic to weeds.

[@THEJONESFAMILYCHANNEL]

I love the natural solution!

[@susanbrown2909]

Sprinkle salt over block paving or patio then water with a watering can..it works ,upto 6 months free of weeds.

[@beebob1279]

Susan, finally someone who will admit that it only works for a limited amount of time.

[@jilliansmith7123]

Bee Bob: agreed. Also, vinegar works --for a season. Then the weeds come back from the roots.

[@charlysteenstevens9314]

I use paper bags from the grocery store under the mulch.

[@jdm6613]

🤔

[@dosdandelions8879]

The difference between a weed and a flower is a judgment. Most weeds are medicinal or even food.

[@jimlepeu577]

dos dandelions Edible only if you don’t mind the doggy doo doos that is on it lol

[@rickb4806]

Yup. Try eating poison ivy too.

[@MarkPrimavera]

Dandelions are good for the bees and good in the salad bowl :)

[@floridagirl386]

Eh beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

[@bmarie8965]

I Pull my weeds then lay them down to dry. Helps slow new stuff from growing!

[@marthamullen5937]

Also the definition of a weed is any plant growing out of place

[@shulingc.1043]

There are many songs that praise the vitality and adaptability of weeds!

[@sigridkutz4468]

Boiling hot water works well, it's easy done in cracks between concrete slaps. Even dandelions don't like the boiling hot water and die.

[@Sheywh12]

How Much salt is recommended? Also should you water it in after applying?? We're Looking to get rid of the weeds in the Alley behind our fence... Keep getting cited warnings by the City for 2 feet weeds that grow it seems like over night!!! They are to big to get the roots!! Thank you Shey

[@moussinobied5013]

Wow Easy Quick Not expensive Nice simple quick video an easy to follow Brilliant Keep this up

[@chrissimiles3599]

Using newspaper does not work, weeds returned after a couple of months. They started also just growing on top of the mulch. I refuse to spray poison so now will try thick cardboard under heaps of mulch.

[@tommyd.743]

I find military issue flame throwers quite effective. 😀

[@mroldpueblo7879]

Do you know where to get some napalm? askin for a friend.

[@sherrykendrick1765]

I've used this method and it works with the news paper that is.

[@sherylldupuis4330]

Tried that. The vinigar , salt , and dish soap ugh. Weeds thrive on it. Didnt work for me.

[@mariekiraly100]

yup the vinegar things doesn't work - yet this lie keeps spreading like wildfire

[@floridagirl386]

@@mariekiraly100 its not a lie, it just works for most but certain species....

[@sharonloomis5264]

Google edible weeds

[@Innerdiamond]

I use the spray bottle formula to great effectiveness. Also, many weeds are edible and have medicinal purposes to make tinctures with.

[@springsunshine8944]

There is a product you can purchase for nut grass that does work ... specific for nut grass..I used it...can't remember what it was...got it at local lawn & garden

[@alimohammond9315]

weeds are good for plants, they put nutrients in garden, I pull weed out 1 half of the garden ,and the garden that did better is the weed side!

[@JohnDrach]

I've tried the salt vinegar and soap and that did nothing. Sounds crazy but I might try aluminum foil. My weeds grow through weed barrier in a month. Getting desperate and want to end it this year lol

[@sharonloomis5264]

Google edible weeds.

[@jeanineyost3218]

I see this post is a year old. I'm curious if you tried the aluminum foil and the results with that.

[@suesullivan5631]

It’s now been 3 years. Please put us out of our misery and let us know if it worked.

[@JohnDrach]

​@@suesullivan5631 The key is in the fabric I found out eventually. Home Depot sells a black fabric thats crap and disintegrates. Theres a grey woven fabric they started carrying that I started using and its much stronger. Thick rolls of black plastic also works but will trap water so best to use this only on sloped ground. Weed killers barely work for me. Maybe a month at a time.

[@dzicchi]

Many weeds are actually highly medicinal and nutritional!! Dandelion for one..

[@stephenwilson2660]

Purslane, chickweed and lambsquarter, too.

[@halfnormie7820]

honest question. are Bindi weeds useful?

[@swizzleproxi4810]

I like the news paper idea.

[@marykadar4133]

my Mom use to lay several layers of newspaper down. the paper disintegrates and becomes compost

[@jilliansmith7123]

My grandmother did this. She used thick layers of newspaper and had a lovely yard. But she didn't just do it once and walk away forever. She worked hard on her flowers, shrubs and trees. Grandpa was an avid lawn farmer, so his grass was lovely, too. They even drilled a little watering well just for watering the yard...

[@swizzleproxi4810]

What did she mulch it with?

[@mariareal3259]

Great tips, thanks.

[@AudaciouslyDeluded]

It's a shame that fun channels like this one are not immune from the usual obnoxious KZbin smart-arses.

[@deborahdeegeorge4865]

Stephen Duncan You are so right! What ever happened to respect for others?

[@barbibutton9619]

Yes, they are on EVERY comment board. Even if theres just 3 comments, there'll be at least 1 Negative Nelly/Neil. Yep.

[@BB-xs6wm]

Agree 100% . Ideally Constructive criticism is what I would suggest

[@elsaestrada-morales8604]

All of you on point, let’s just learn new tips, no one’s forcing.. let’s just show respect..😊

[@Dave-Rough-Diamond-Dunn]

When pulling weeds grip them below the soils surface to get a grip on the roots, prickly weeds don't have prickles there either so no need for gloves. Always water after pulling weeds to avoid the roots of plants you do want being exposed to the air. Just after weeding is a good time to add compost too, pull the weeds, sprinkle your compost and water in, it will fill the holes left by the weeds getting it deeper into the soil.

[@jchrg2336]

Haha, use some gramaxone...pull them out by hand is the best way but takes the longest, you can also safely eat vegetables of your garden and out of your garden

[@gsingh4700gs]

Will a newspaper app work the same way as a newspaper?

[@aaamenpreacher3]

Yes, just load the New York Times onto your ipad or laptop, lay it in your garden and hose it down throughly until the screen goes blank and then leave it in the garden overnight.

[@sherrykendrick1765]

I hope this is a joke. If so it's funny,if not a joke it's still funny.

[@liss8641]

I use my used cooking grease I want to dispose and put that directly on to weeds never seen them since

[@haikiri2011]

Killing them all once is easy. But their seeds and roots will always come back so the best way to keep them in check is maintenance. You gotta check for new weed growing and wack them every week. After a few times they will rarely reappear due to the wind bringing new seeds.

[@beebob1279]

Vinegar? Doesn't work. I've tried this idea and it only killed the foliage. The salt being added is something I may try.

[@kathyyoung1774]

NUT GRASS. None of this works on Nut Grass. Does anybody have a solution that works? I even put down 8 layers of newspaper with cardboard, plastic garbage bags, and concrete blocks on top, and the nut grass grew through and around it. You can’t pull out the weeds because the root is a “nut” 3 feet or more down, and when one stem breaks off, about 20or more new ones form from the same place. Boiling water killed only what was above the ground, not the root. Salt will render my raised beds useless for growing vegetables. Vinegar didn’t work. Even ROUNDUP didn’t work, and I hated to resort to that. Anybody ever have any success?

[@carriemorr6396]

I put one drop of full strength roundup into the centre of each and every nut grass plant and I have had good results, it's a tedious job but it cleared my nut grass.

[@oldowl4290]

#6 Cement Everything. Everything.

[@jilliansmith7123]

Jeff Chartier: there's always that. But it's a little stark and initial cost is quite high. Plus you then have to sweep your whole damn yard.

[@carmtiff]

Plus, runoff is bad for the environment.

[@Dave-Rough-Diamond-Dunn]

The Australian Italian and Greek way! It is permissible to have circles of white quartz gravel to grow fruit trees in though, add a few concrete statues and you have a perfect front yard! Don't forget the purple Valiant in the driveway!

[@jilliansmith7123]

may day: you're right...we have all-gravel where grass/mud used to be. Edged with deep beds of trees, shrubs, and smaller plants. When I posted above, we hadn't thought of the blower yet. Can't sweep gravel very well, but you could sweep cement. You could also use a hose. But you're right, blower would be better.

[@amandah5478]

I have loads of wild onions in my flower beds. They are mixed up with other plants. I can't seem to get rid of them. They popped up 2 years ago. Just a small clump. Now they are EVERYWHERE. All i can think to do is cut the flower/seed heads off. Then dig up as much as i can to remove as many bulbs as i can. Finally cover as much over the top as i can with roofing rubber and hope they die.

[@bradwilliams2494]

Don't put political newspapers over weeds.... You'll grow mushrooms.

[@loktom4068]

No you gets politians with growing pains.

[@UrGoing2GetHopOns]

@@loktom4068 just because they are a politician, it doesn't mean they're not a fun gi.... I'll see myself out.

[@ruerue0066]

What if the weeds and grass are mixed together well🙂

[@Skipper974]

Good info

[@Brian_Barby]

Any of these methods are much safer than using Monsanto's "Round Up"!

[@trevabutler9731]

Weeds will grow through paper, heavy plastic and CARDBOARD. I've worked really hard to reduce and remove it.

[@marilon]

I know ...

[@DevonWayne]

Thanks, I'm about to go till/rotate my soil with weeds. But first I'll wet a section while watching videos

[@fongafrueansukhikh827]

Devon Wayne

[@1happybunny463]

Fonga Fruean Sukhikh ????????

[@GarnetFox85x]

Does salt actually work? Really want to get rid of my weeds but don't want the wind blowing salt everywhere help?

[@sharonloomis5264]

Google edible weeds

[@ColAngus]

Cover them with paper? Yeah sure...I've seen weeds pop right thru solid asphalt, not the cracks....SOLID asphalt.

[@batboy020876]

Your full of shit dude. And it's the heavy mulch that suffacates the weeds. You fucking idiot

[@batboy020876]

Yes paper works with mulch. Yeah of course weeds will come up through asphalt you moron after like 20 years when cracks form!

[@ColAngus]

​@@batboy020876 It's you're not your, Jackass. Some weeds will pop right thru asphalt causing cracks. What kind of major league troll team do you belong to that would shoot off against something I've seen with my own eyes.... lol and not after 20 years either, even some fresh laid. Look it up.

[@batboy020876]

Either your asphalt is twenty years old with cracks or it's a 1/2" thick that you probably laid yourself! Newspaper and mulch will stop weeds just fine so how can it push through black top. Man I hate stupid people

[@ColAngus]

@@batboy020876 Well then you hate yourself. Newspaper and mulch will stop weeds just fine...lol... sure..maybe where you live but not here in West Texas. Now go troll a video more for your age, Teletubbies perhaps. :)

[@tsfcancerman]

Or just go to a hotel and get all the coffee grindings that are used for making coffee and then put down newspaper and the waste coffee crap on top.

[@NoahBuddyIsReal]

And pulling them out doesn’t keep them from coming back lol

[@azeema74]

Brilliant, Thank you.x

[@jeanineadele]

Don't put salt in the vinegar if you plan on growing anything else in that area.

[@riddlesforfood]

Make a weed killer without chemicals: add dilute acetic acid, some sodium chloride and a gigantic amount of unknown chemicals in dish soap! WOOOOOOO!

[@rebeccazody1278]

Some of these are either Toxic for the good plants or largely ineffective. I use several layers of cardboard and cover with wood chips.

[@RoundheadRecords]

I have tried just about everything and am considering a weed farm. A question on news paper or cardboard. Does it not really work for a very short period of time? I could put down rocks - later cardboard on top, later landscaping fabric and still get weeds. I do not know what to do but I hate weeds, and I think they have formed a Seal Team Six Squad against me. HELP!!!!!!

[@shirleyens7707]

Wet cardboard or paper, then layers like in a compost bin. I have NO grass where I did this years ago. Of course some new weeds blow in or come with birds, but the resulting soil is so beautiful that they are easily pulled.

[@RonHelton]

Kill weeds without chemicals? Just mix: Acetic acid with Sodium chloride. smh

[@jilliansmith7123]

Ron Helton: IKR!? 'Cause those aren't chemicals or anything, are they?! Perfect.

[@gunsofaugust1971]

Don't be so literal. In our common vernacular when people use the word chemical they are referring to synthetic compounds with some degree of toxicity. Every phrase does not call for a semantic tussle.

[@floridagirl386]

@@gunsofaugust1971 the millennials love a good interweb tussle 😉

[@paulm9639]

Almost all the weeds you’re trying to kill... you can eat!

[@davidphillips2259]

Dissolve the salt in little hot water

[@DONNALANDS]

Dandelions aren't weeds.

[@AK-ru3sg]

Well I tried the vinegar thing and it didn't work. So I spread the goat's blood on them that I'd used to marinate the steak in and that seemed to work for a while. Then the rats came back. I don't have weeds anymore. Just lots of decaying rat corpses with air gun pellets in them. Fun times. Time for a nap I think, your honour.

[@rachelcronin916]

Organic Energen Carolina LLC Vinegar Weed & Grass Killer with Sprayer - worked at my house - full sun - one day application - one day weeds died! You can also add some Dawn dishwashing liquid to this same product so it sticks better to where you sprayed. Did driveway weeds.

[@relocatingtodisney9044]

0:47 Can you use Epson salt?

[@ceciiliapreziose9846]

cant wait to carry boiling hot water down a flight of stairs and not burn myself

[@Agapy8888]

I eat my weeds. They are my life line.

[@perfectlife4u]

salt will effect land?to grow again,any problem?

[@_Diana_S]

Yes, supposedly nothing will grow again if you salt the land, but you have to really add a lot of salt for this to work, and it is always a danger that it will run off to other areas.

[@ilovebigfoot9195]

Eat those dandelions, bees love them too.You like local honey dont you.If you have allergies or when flu season comes around, you might want to take local honey.

[@adelinahsimon1680]

I really like

[@blueshine9103]

It's clear newspaper containing Pb and its heavy metal

[@loydarodriguez3567]

Like edible weeds in the garden?

[@danesstang9307]

What the heck is passta? You mean pasta?