Olive Garden Launches Instagram Contest for Never Ending Pasta Pass

Olive Garden is bringing back its popular Never Ending Pasta Pass promotion following a six-year hiatus with a new Instagram contest.

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Olive Garden Launches Instagram Contest for Never Ending Pasta Pass

Olive Garden has launched an Instagram contest offering fans a chance to win its Never Ending Pasta Pass. The restaurant chain is hosting the social media giveaway as part of the promotion's official return.[1][2][3][4][5][6]

The chain brought back the popular promotion after a six-year hiatus, marking the first time the Never Ending Pasta Pass has been offered in six years.[1][2][3][4][5][6]

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