Eminem Is Selling Mom’s Spaghetti In Jars And I’m Actually Not Nervous

It's true, Eminem is selling Mom's Spaghetti in jars.  The rapper is FINALLY marketing his most famous line from his most famous song and will probably have a huge payday from profit.  I am so curious about this spaghetti sauce.  Justin Bieber endorsed TRUFF spaghetti sauce a couple of years and it packed some heat.

My mom's spaghetti was pretty simple.  She always browned ground beef and added it to the sauce which was usually Ragu or Prego.  It depended on what was on sale that day at the grocery store.  She prepared her spaghetti sauce in a crockpot and would also occasionally cook Italian sausage in the crockpot first and then add the sauce.  We ate regular spaghetti noodles and there was also parmesan cheese or cheese bread to go with it.  That reminds me, I need to find that cheese bread recipe.

Eminem experimented with his Mom's spaghetti by opening up a pop-up restaurant a couple of years ago in Detroit.  He actually served the customers on opening day from the walk-up window.  The menu options were limited to a 2-lb. bucket of spaghetti or a spaghetti sandwich.  I completely forgot about making a spaghetti sandwich.  My friends and I used to do that on spaghetti day at school.  We'd ask for a second piece of Texas toast just to make sure it was a full sandwich.  Some of our friends thought we were crazy but honestly, I'd still do that today.

My wife and I are big fans of RAO's spaghetti sauce or the Publix brand tomato and basil flavor.  I am definitely about to order a jar of Mom's Spaghetti which you can also do here!

SOURCE| Detroit News

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Take a look below at the top 10 most-searched lyrics.