The great part about the all you can eat pasta is that you can choose from 8 different types of pasta (Spaghetti, Whole Wheat Linguine, Linguine, Fettucine, Penne, Angel hair, Orecchiette) and 6 sauces (Creamy Parmesan Florentine, Roasted Portabello Pomodoro, Alfredo, Meat Sauce, Five Cheese Marinara, Marinara), which comes out to 42 different pasta and sauce combinations!

My personal favorite combination is the whole wheat linguine pasta and creamy parmesan florentine sauce. I usually can’t make it past one bowl because I fill up on breadsticks and the delicious pasta e fagoli soup, but if you can make it past the first bowl, you can pick and choose as many different combinations as you wish. Beware, the servings succeeding the first are significantly smaller.

Visit http://www.neverendingpastabowl.com/ to pick out your favorite pasta combo and share it with your friends!

(published August 2009)

2010 Update: The pasta bowl has been revived as of August 2010. The concept is still the same with a few new substitutions.

The pasta choices remain the same, and the Creamy Parmesan Florentine and Roasted Portabello Pomodoro sauces have been replaced with Chianti Three Meat (a slow cooked red wine tomato sauces with a blend of Italian meats) and Creamy Parmesan Portobello (a creamy alfredo sauce with portobello mushrooms tropped with garlic breadcrumbs). I tried the creamy parmesan portobello and it was delicious!

You can still add unlimited Meatballs or Italian Sausage for $2.95 (previously $1.95), but Roasted Chicken is now an added option as well.

Have some free time and $599 floating around?

Jet Blue has launched an All-You-Can-Jet-Pass where purchasers can enjoy unlimited travel from September 8th to October 8th to any city that Jet Blue flies to. Jet Blue flies to 57 cities and has over 600 daily flights – including some tropical destinations like Puerto Rico, Cancun, Aruba, Jamaica and the Bahamas!

It will be interesting to see who buys the pass and where they use it to travel to.

The offer ends on August 21st, so hurry if you want to get one!

UPDATE: As of August 20, 2009, the pass has SOLD OUT.

2010 Update: The pass was brought back for 2010 travel from September 7 to October 6. As of August 19, 2010, both the $699 and $499 (restricting Friday and Saturday travel) passes have SOLD OUT.