So Hungry, I Could Eat a… Horse Spaghetti Measure from Iceland

Elizabeth Passarella
Elizabeth Passarella
Elizabeth Passarella is the author of the essay collection Good Apple and a contributing editor at Southern Living. A former editor at Real Simple and Vogue, she has spent more than 20 years writing about food, travel, home design, and parenting in outlets including The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Parents, Martha Stewart Weddings, Coastal Living, Airbnb, and The Kitchn. Elizabeth grew up in Memphis, Tennessee and now lives with her husband and three children in New York City.
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For those nights when even a double helping just won’t do.

This mostly useless kitchen gadget cracks us up. Who knows what your cost threshold is for kitchen items that simply make you laugh (or serve as fun gifts), but if it’s around $16, here you go.

AND it isn’t all quirk. There’s a measure for small and large portions, too, if you’re into measuring your pasta portions.

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It comes in green and white plastic and stainless steel.

• I Could Eat a Horse measuring tool, $15.90 at Reykjavik Corner Store (via Babble).

Cute, right?

Related: iPhone App: Pastatime

(Images: Reykjavik Corner Store)

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