November 24, 2024 at 6:48 am

’20 Pounds. This Is 20 Pounds!’ – The Andes Mints From Olive Garden Are A Nice Treat, But This Customer Likes Them A Little Too Much So She Bought A Huge Box

by Michael Levanduski

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There is something special about those Olive Garden mints that they give you at the end of every meal.

TikToker @notdanimorgan can’t get enough of them, so she asked if she could buy an entire box of them!

Her video starts off in her vehicle where she holds up a giant box of Andes Mints and says, “Did you know that you can buy a box of Olive Garden mints?”

Source: TikTok/@notdanimorgan

She continues, “From Olive Garden!

Apparently she went out to dinner and then got a full bulk box of the mints ‘to go.’

Source: TikTok/@notdanimorgan

She then points to the lettering on the box and says, “20 pounds. This is 20 pounds!”

That is A LOT of Andes Mints! You could have them with every meal.

Source: TikTok/@notdanimorgan

She wraps up the quick video saying, “So, the more you know.”

Honestly, that might be too many mints!

Plus, then they aren’t special when you go out to eat. But I’m glad she can enjoy them!

Take a look at the full video.

@notdanimorgan

20 POUNDS of Olive Garden Mints #olivegarden #mints #andies

♬ original sound – Tiffany @ Dani Morgans

The people in the comments thought this was a funny video, take a look.

This person points out that you can buy regular size packages at most stores.

Source: TikTok/@notdanimorgan

Here is someone who says you can buy them at the dollar store.

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This commenter wants to know how much she paid.

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That is too many mints for me!

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Senior Contributing Editor, Workplace & Community

Michael Levanduski is a veteran journalist and digital culture specialist with over 15 years of professional writing and research experience. While his background spans emerging technology and complex technical subjects, Michael specializes in analyzing workplace ethics, property disputes, and viral interpersonal dynamics across modern digital forums.

Since joining TwistedSifter in 2024, Michael has authored some of the publication’s most widely read coverage on corporate policy, malicious compliance, and neighborhood relations. Rather than simply aggregating online debates, he brings rigorous research, organizational context, and an empathetic editorial voice to everyday human dilemmas—transforming raw forum discussions into insightful, highly engaging narratives.

When he isn’t covering internet culture, Michael enjoys traveling, keeping up with tech trends, and spending time with his family. Connect with Michael on LinkedIn and Facebook.