Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
What if tarot could feel like comfort food? In today’s video, I’m diving into The Pasta Tarot — a whimsical, warm, and surprisingly insightful deck written by Jeff Petriello & Rob Truglia and illustrated by Lindsy Mound. With pasta-shaped suits, retro trattoria vibes, and heartfelt reflections on culture and connection, this deck is the perfect companion for holiday readings.
📚 In this review, I’ll walk you through:
- The history and inspiration behind the deck
- The creators’ vision and artistic style
- The color palette, symbolism, and pasta-based suits
- What types of readings this deck excels in
- A full card showcase + my favorite cards
- A custom spread inspired by an Italian meal (The House Special Spread!)
Whether you’re a tarot collector, a lover of food-themed decks, or someone looking for something lighthearted for Thanksgiving week, this deck might just be your next comfort read.
🍽️ The House Special Spread (from today’s video)
- The Salad — What needs fresh perspective?
- The Breadsticks — What sustains me?
- The Wine — What brings warmth and joy?
- The Spaghetti — What is weaving together in my life?
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🖤 My full Deck Review Playlist → youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgzeXBMIcETjRv1I73HoHG_DBRutrdo0U
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⏰ *Timestamps*
00:00 Opening
01:25 Overview
02:35 Packaging
03:50 Guidebook
05:35 Art Style, Color Palette
07:15 Cardstock, Gilding, Backs
07:58 Card Flip-through
11:20 Reading Style & Uses
13:12 Shuffling
14:35 The House Special Reading
22:05 Final Thoughts
⚠️ Disclaimer: All opinions are my own and based on personal experience. This video is not sponsored unless stated otherwise. Content is for entertainment purposes only and should not replace professional advice where applicable.
What if tarot could feel like comfort food? In today’s video, I’m diving into The Pasta Tarot — a whimsical, warm, and surprisingly insightful deck written by Jeff Petriello & Rob Truglia and illustrated by Lindsy Mound. With pasta-shaped suits, retro trattoria vibes, and heartfelt reflections on culture and connection, this deck is the perfect companion for holiday readings.
📚 In this review, I’ll walk you through:
- The history and inspiration behind the deck
- The creators’ vision and artistic style
- The color palette, symbolism, and pasta-based suits
- What types of readings this deck excels in
- A full card showcase + my favorite cards
- A custom spread inspired by an Italian meal (The House Special Spread!)
Whether you’re a tarot collector, a lover of food-themed decks, or someone looking for something lighthearted for Thanksgiving week, this deck might just be your next comfort read.
🍽️ The House Special Spread (from today’s video)
- The Salad — What needs fresh perspective?
- The Breadsticks — What sustains me?
- The Wine — What brings warmth and joy?
- The Spaghetti — What is weaving together in my life?
🌳 *Enter the Forest of Gratitude Giveaway*
If you haven’t yet, join my Forest of Gratitude – 500 Subscriber Giveaway! Watch Here → youtu.be/tSgVhDU65Xo
🌙 *Watch More*
🖤 My full Deck Review Playlist → youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgzeXBMIcETjRv1I73HoHG_DBRutrdo0U
✨ My Deck Collection Tours → youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgzeXBMIcETiPVKnk_VfLTTkaB5NcHbNr
✨ Don’t forget to like 👍, subscribe ✅, and ring the 🔔 for more tarot fun!
⏰ *Timestamps*
00:00 Opening
01:25 Overview
02:35 Packaging
03:50 Guidebook
05:35 Art Style, Color Palette
07:15 Cardstock, Gilding, Backs
07:58 Card Flip-through
11:20 Reading Style & Uses
13:12 Shuffling
14:35 The House Special Reading
22:05 Final Thoughts
⚠️ Disclaimer: All opinions are my own and based on personal experience. This video is not sponsored unless stated otherwise. Content is for entertainment purposes only and should not replace professional advice where applicable.
