Olive Garden shares its special Garfield "menu"

The Garfield Movie is going to be released on May 24th but before that, the movie is collaborating with some food brands.

If you couldn't tell in the still above, Garfield is sitting right beside an Olive Garden bag and that's why I had to talk about the new "specials" featured on the Olive Garden website. Honestly, I never thought we'd see this happen but I love it.

Olive Garden is one of those places you go to when you're looking to get something tasty and full of carbs to make you feel full. While it can get a bit pricey, it would be the ultimate treat to either have before or after you go see The Garfield Movie.

With that being said, let's break down all the items Olive Garden is spotlighting as specials for The Garfield Movie.

What are The Garfield Movie specials at Olive Garden?

As most of us know, lasagna is Garfield's favorite food so of course, Olive Garden is going to lean into that. The first item featured is the Lasagna Fritta which is fried lasagna topped with sauce and cheese which looks amazing. It's basically a twist on the classic Lasagna dish we've come to know and love so this was an easy one.

Next is the Lasagna Classico. If you couldn't tell by the name, this is a classic lasagna. It's lasagna layered with parmesan, mozzarella, and pecorino romano with meat sauce. Sounds like a classic lasagna to me. Next is the Tour of Italy which features a piece of lasagna, chicken parmesan, and fettuccine alfredo so a bit of everything for the foodies out there.

Then rounding out the menu is the Kids Lasagna which is available for a limited time and is a smaller portion served with broccoli. Last but not least, the final item is a dessert and that's chocolate lasagna. This is made with chocolate cake, chocolate mousse, and wafers before being topped off with chocolate sauce. You can see all of Garfield's favorites on the Olive Garden website and hopefully, get your fix before the movie comes out.

What do you think of this Garfield x Olive Garden team-up?