Re: Best and worst pizza toppings
Posted: Fri February 05, 2016 1:44 pm
problem is, most of them are horriblelennytheweedwhacker wrote:i like a good bbq chicken pizza
problem is, most of them are horriblelennytheweedwhacker wrote:i like a good bbq chicken pizza
finally, someone's making sense in heredurdencommatyler wrote:Best: pepperoni.
doesn't surprise me...i think i've only had it at three places here, two weren't good but one was greatspike wrote:problem is, most of them are horriblelennytheweedwhacker wrote:i like a good bbq chicken pizza
ur a thin crust guy rn't uspike wrote:as i become older and wiser, i realize pizza is really all about the crust
anything else is uncivilizedlennytheweedwhacker wrote:ur a thin crust guy rn't uspike wrote:as i become older and wiser, i realize pizza is really all about the crust
Good manspike wrote:as i become older and wiser, i realize pizza is really all about the crust
i mean, as long as you don't slather it in bbq sauce and top it with dried out chicken bits.Bammer wrote:Good manspike wrote:as i become older and wiser, i realize pizza is really all about the crust
apparently, mecca has a 50 inch chestlennytheweedwhacker wrote:i'm into thick ones
do we know anything about his calvesspike wrote:apparently, mecca has a 50 inch chestlennytheweedwhacker wrote:i'm into thick ones
spike wrote:anything else is uncivilizedlennytheweedwhacker wrote:ur a thin crust guy rn't uspike wrote:as i become older and wiser, i realize pizza is really all about the crust
Is it really that much more than elsewhere?ABNorman wrote:In my fat student days, I used to go for thick crust all the time - bang for your buck. Now I can afford proper crust without feeling ripped off.
Though pizza in the US and the UK is actually stupid expensive.
The exchange rate's helping right now, but I could get a large anything for under £3 or $4.durdencommatyler wrote:Is it really that much more than elsewhere?ABNorman wrote:In my fat student days, I used to go for thick crust all the time - bang for your buck. Now I can afford proper crust without feeling ripped off.
Though pizza in the US and the UK is actually stupid expensive.
ABNorman wrote:The exchange rate's helping right now, but I could get a large anything for under £3 or $4.durdencommatyler wrote:Is it really that much more than elsewhere?ABNorman wrote:In my fat student days, I used to go for thick crust all the time - bang for your buck. Now I can afford proper crust without feeling ripped off.
Though pizza in the US and the UK is actually stupid expensive.
yeah but when you find a good one it's fantasticspike wrote:problem is, most of them are horriblelennytheweedwhacker wrote:i like a good bbq chicken pizza