Which is the one true pizza?

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Re: Which is the one true pizza?

Postby Charmed1s » Mon Nov 02, 2009 5:24 am

Totino's in the oven is the only way!!!!
I want to try that full Irish Breakfast Pizza though...
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Re: Which is the one true pizza?

Postby rskhawk » Tue Nov 03, 2009 1:07 am

I like the look of the Original Irish. I think that would be good. I like Pineapple, Ham, and Mushrooms on mine with lots of cheese and garlic. *drool*
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Re: Which is the one true pizza?

Postby Stello » Tue Nov 03, 2009 3:26 am

I'm gettin hungry, re-reading the pizza topic! :shame: :pizza:

If I get hungry enough, I might go and make a mock mini pizza - a slice of bread, maybe lightly toasted, with some 'toppings', done under the grill.. :perv:
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Re: Which is the one true pizza?

Postby Charmed1s » Sat Nov 07, 2009 12:14 am

There was a place i used to go to in Pittsburgh that had great brick oven pizza!!!
This place has been run by the same family for 60 yrs or so and the old man always smoked a cigar and some say that has influenced the pizza by giving it a smokey flavour.
I just remember how great it was , A real family place to sit down and have a few pitchers of sud's and some great Italian brick pie!!!!
Wishing for one right now :smoke:

One other note : Why is it every time you order extra extra cheese they still skimp on it!!!!
I once ordered triple cheese and when i got to the pizza parlour , No way was it triple cheese and I told the owner so.
No more cheese he just rather knock the price down geeeesh.
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Re: Which is the one true pizza?

Postby Stello » Sat Nov 07, 2009 3:36 am

That's a lot of cheese! :eek:
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