A pasta insert basket is a great idea for the kitchen. It keeps the pasta from dropping on the floor or getting mixed up in the work area, and it works well when you are using up all the pasta. The basket can be used as a storage bin for large amounts of pasta or as a dish-washing container.
The basket is perfect for a quick pasta dish, or even a quick pasta dish from leftovers. Just stick the pasta in the basket and you will be glad you don’t have to clean the floor.
The basket can also be used as an anti-collusion tool. If you have a pasta insert basket, you should know that pasta tends to jump around in the basket. If you have the anti-collusion system activated, pasta will stay close to one place and jump around in the basket. To activate the anti-collusion system, simply place a small amount of pasta into the basket and then sit on the floor.
The anti-collusion system is the same as the anti-collusion system in your bathroom. If you have it on, pasta will stay close to one spot and jump around the basket. In that case, if you sit on the floor, pasta will be stuck to the floor. To turn anti-collusion mode off, simply grab the pasta basket and sit on the floor. This will make pasta jump around the basket a little more.
As in most other items and systems, the anti-collusion system is more like a food processor. Each food item will have a specific weight: pasta, pasta pasta, broccoli, carrot, celery, etc. This weight determines the amount of pasta that will go into the basket. If you don’t want your pasta to jump around or stay in one specific spot, simply cut up the basket and put it back together. You will then be able to put pasta into it all the same.
The anti-collusion system also lets you get more pasta in one basket. If you have a basket with a little over a pound of pasta, you can just fill it with spaghetti (or whatever pasta you prefer) and still have enough to fill your other baskets. It is also worth noting that the anti-collusion system has another feature that allows you to get a little more pasta in a basket if you fill it with more than one pasta.
The anti-collusion system actually works a little differently than I mentioned above. The anti-collusion system works by checking the contents of each basket, and putting together all the pieces to see if they are all in one basket. You don’t have to make that decision, but you can if you like. It’s also worth noting that the anti-collusion system can get you a little more pasta in one basket.
The anti-collusion system has a bit of a drawback, however. You don’t know if the pasta in your basket is one of your own, or if it’s from someone else. I was able to get the latter by putting the pasta in a brown paper bag that had a small white sticker on it. The sticker said “I am not from here”. It was clearly not from me, but it still counted as one of my own.
So if the pasta in your basket is not your own, how do you know if its from someone else? There’s no way to know that. You can use the name on the bag, but that’s really it. You can use the names on the shopping list, but that’s really it. There’s no other way to know.
The only way to know for sure is to ask someone, which is fine, but I think its a little bit of a waste of time.
