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'I didn't expect it to go viral at all,' said community activist Nina Jochnowitz. 'I had no idea the global reach of spaghetti.'

It was nothing short of a mountain of spaghetti and heaps of elbow noodles which were found mysteriously dumped in the woods in New Jersey’s Old Bridge Township. -- aaa

Since stumbling across the scene, residents of Old Bridge have been perplexed by the pasta puzzle

(CNN) — Pasta is for many people a sacred food — and it’s accorded a particular reverence among people in New Jersey, where Census data shows over 1 million residents can trace their roots back to Italy (including the fictional Tony Soprano). So why would somebody dump hundreds of pounds of pasta in the Garden […]

“It was like the song, on top of spaghettiiiii, all covered with cheese,” Nina Jochnowitz said about the incident dubbeds “Mission Impastable.”

Strega Nonna's back and it's cloudy with a chance of meatballs.

Pasta is for many people a sacred food — and its accorded a particular reverence among people in New Jersey, where Census data shows over 1 million residents can trace

Mounds of spaghetti and elbow noodles were dumped in New Jersey's Old Bridge Township, with photos going viral and raising more questions than answers.

Hundreds of pounds of pasta were dumped in the woods in New Jersey's Old Bridge Township. A lot of the details remain un-aldente-fied. Still, it went viral on social media this week.