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4 hours ago, The Dean said:

There is a pizza place directly across the street from my condo. I'm thankful everyday their pizza is freaking inedible. Otherwise I'd be even a bigger, fatter slob.

 

There is PLENTY of bad pizza around. Most pizza I've had in Canada was terrible.

Many years ago, late 70’s/early 80’s I was in CA doing some field work with some cohorts from my college. We got pizza one night and it was turrble. Some type of sweet orange ‘cheese’ and inedible.

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4 hours ago, Gugny said:

 

I inexplicably went through a phase (about a year) during which I could not eat Buffalo wings.  I LOVED them ... then one day, out of the blue, the smell and taste made me want to puke.  I could not (still do not) understand it.  After about a year of that, I could eat them again with no problem.  Strangest thing, ever.

 

I go through phases like that with salmon.  At times I love it and other times even the smell is repulsive.   No way can I eat it.  Tried a bite during the repulsive phase once and it was horrible. 

9 hours ago, Royale with Cheese said:

Nope...but I know of health nuts that don’t eat it anymore.  That’s just stupid.

 

FWIW if I’m going to eat pizza, it better be worth it.  I’m sure not giving it up, but I’m not wasting those carbs and calories on something I do not enjoy.  Unless I’m drunk. Then whatever. 

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7 minutes ago, BarleyNY said:

 

I go through phases like that with salmon.  At times I love it and other times even the smell is repulsive.   No way can I eat it.  Tried a bite during the repulsive phase once and it was horrible. 

 

FWIW if I’m going to eat pizza, it better be worth it.  I’m sure not giving it up, but I’m not wasting those carbs and calories on something I do not enjoy.  Unless I’m drunk. Then whatever. 

 

Get drunk more.

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5 hours ago, Gugny said:

 

I've only been to Chicago once.   I stayed at the Palmer House Hotel.  Ended up getting a deep dish from Exchequer Pub (https://www.exchequerpub.com/) and it was effin' delicious.

 

It was the night before I traveled home the next morning.  I finished a little over half and had to throw the rest away.  Still bums me out.

 

There was a place in Sarasota, FL (of all places?) that had amazing deep dish pizza, and you could get it by the slice! It was a very different pizza experience, but it was delicious! The place sold, never to be the same again. 

 

I still crave it from time to time, so when I heard about a place here in Atlanta with deep dish, I took my mom there for lunch. What they don’t tell you until they get there? It takes 40 minutes from the time you order. We got a couple slices of OK thin crust pizza. Maybe someday I’ll call ahead and get a deep dish to go. 

 

If you think lousy pizza does not exist, try some of that frozen stuff from the grocery store. :sick:

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Cheap frozen pepperoni pizza with chocolate milk. Still an occasional late night staple for me. 

 

Started when I bought a 3 pack of Momma Rosa's horrible frozen pizza when $ was tight 35 yrs. ago.

 

I was determined to make it work, I grabbed a quart of the kids chocolate milk to help choke it down. 

 

Then everything seemed good in the world....even after she threw me out.

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On 8/30/2019 at 5:41 PM, Augie said:

 

There was a place in Sarasota, FL (of all places?) that had amazing deep dish pizza, and you could get it by the slice! It was a very different pizza experience, but it was delicious! The place sold, never to be the same again. 

 

I still crave it from time to time, so when I heard about a place here in Atlanta with deep dish, I took my mom there for lunch. What they don’t tell you until they get there? It takes 40 minutes from the time you order. We got a couple slices of OK thin crust pizza. Maybe someday I’ll call ahead and get a deep dish to go. 

 

If you think lousy pizza does not exist, try some of that frozen stuff from the grocery store. :sick:

 

Sometimes I'll get my son and his friends Walmart pizzas.  $2.78/each.  It's good pizza!

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On 8/30/2019 at 12:47 PM, Gugny said:

 

I inexplicably went through a phase (about a year) during which I could not eat Buffalo wings.  I LOVED them ... then one day, out of the blue, the smell and taste made me want to puke.  I could not (still do not) understand it.  After about a year of that, I could eat them again with no problem.  Strangest thing, ever.

You qualified as being mercurial. :D

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On 8/29/2019 at 6:19 PM, NobesBLO13 said:

I hate cheese, so I take off the cheese and eat it with the other toppings. Some food nazis in my life have claimed that it’s only pizza with the cheese. So you could make the technical argument that I don’t like pizza if you are, in fact, a food nazi.

 

I can relate... being severely lactose intolerant now means I have to peel the cheese off. It sucks to do so but the effects of leaving it on are far worse. 

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3 minutes ago, Just Jack said:

I know my grandfather didn't like it. 

My pops used to tell us a story about a friend of his back in the day who had to partition ingredients of his meal and eat them separately...he'd take toppings off pizza, then eat cheese/sauce, then crust. 

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2 hours ago, Cripple Creek said:

I was tired (lazy) yesterday so I bought 2 shells and did the rest. Not close to as good as homemade dough, but, mediocre pizza is great food.

 

I've been using flatbreads and na'an bread all summer to make pizza on the grill.  Love it.

 

Now that we're back to football season, I'll go back to regular pizzas in the oven.  I get the frozen/refrigerated dough, but will definitely be trying to make my own dough this year at some point.

 

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Just now, Gugny said:

 

I've been using flatbreads and na'an bread all summer to make pizza on the grill.  Love it.

 

Now that we're back to football season, I'll go back to regular pizzas in the oven.  I get the frozen/refrigerated dough, but will definitely be trying to make my own dough this year at some point.

 

 

 

If any store near you has this, try it. Great flatbread crust. Far better than any other I've tried:

 

https://brooklynbred.com/pizza-crusts/]

 

The pizza I made yesterday was with these.

https://www.stonefire.com/products/artisan-thin-pizza-crust/

 

OK, but the Brooklyn Bred is better. They also have thin crusts, I see, but I have yet to find them in a store down here:

 

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4 minutes ago, Gugny said:

 

I've been using flatbreads and na'an bread all summer to make pizza on the grill.  Love it.

 

Now that we're back to football season, I'll go back to regular pizzas in the oven.  I get the frozen/refrigerated dough, but will definitely be trying to make my own dough this year at some point.

 

You will enjoy making your own and it will taste so much better.  The outer crust is the tricky part.

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2 minutes ago, The Dean said:

 

 

If any store near you has this, try it. Great flatbread crust. Far better than any other I've tried:

 

https://brooklynbred.com/pizza-crusts/]

 

The pizza I made yesterday was with these.

https://www.stonefire.com/products/artisan-thin-pizza-crust/

 

OK, but the Brooklyn Bred is better. They also have thin crusts, I see, but I have yet to find them in a store down here:

 

 

The flatbreads and na'an breads I've been using are Stonefire brand.  I haven't seen Brooklyn Bred, but I'll look around.  Thanks for the tip!

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On 8/30/2019 at 3:15 PM, BarleyNY said:

 

I go through phases like that with salmon.  At times I love it and other times even the smell is repulsive.   No way can I eat it.  Tried a bite during the repulsive phase once and it was horrible. 

 

FWIW if I’m going to eat pizza, it better be worth it.  I’m sure not giving it up, but I’m not wasting those carbs and calories on something I do not enjoy.  Unless I’m drunk. Then whatever. 

Same. I'm a health nut/occasional binge drinker. When all is well, I generally won't eat pizza unless it's some kind of gathering with little choice. Even then, it better be good or I'm just gonna leave it alone. When I'm drunk...All bets are off. 

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On 8/29/2019 at 6:19 PM, NobesBLO13 said:

I hate cheese, so I take off the cheese and eat it with the other toppings. Some food nazis in my life have claimed that it’s only pizza with the cheese. So you could make the technical argument that I don’t like pizza if you are, in fact, a food nazi.

This is what my dad does too. He takes of all the cheese and sauce. To make he slightly more strange, I he’ll sometime put butter on the top of the crust. 

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1 hour ago, teef said:

This is what my dad does too. He takes of all the cheese and sauce. To make he slightly more strange, I he’ll sometime put butter on the top of the crust. 

 

How often do you visit him in prison?

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On 8/29/2019 at 8:40 PM, ExiledInIllinois said:

No.  To answer your question. Somebody has to like some kind of pizza out there.

 

Just ordered Beggars tonight. My favorite in this area:

 

https://www.beggarspizza.com

 

I think it's a corn bread crust of some sort.  Different... But we find it good. Official pizza of the Sox.

 

The Whiting/Dyer, Indiana location menu:20190829_193457.thumb.jpg.5b7432b115247e6ee2a3e2ca2b7f4eb8.jpg

 

 

Sorry, bad resolution... Too compressed.  Get .pdf at site.

 

Corn bread ?       What kind of rednecks run that place.   

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25 minutes ago, HopsGuy said:

I make my own dough in a Kitchen Aid mixer. I use bread flour, yeast bloomed in warm water, salt, sugar & olive oil. 45 minutes of mixing, 90 minutes to rise, good to go.

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I can't make dough to save my life. I try to make it by hand, like my grandmothers did and I SUCK at it. I have to get a Kitchen Aid Machine one of these days. I also used to make a lot of Italian sausage, but my meat grinder broke. The KA should be fine for that, too, given the limited amount I make.

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4 minutes ago, The Dean said:

I can't make dough to save my life. I try to make it by hand, like my grandmothers did and I SUCK at it. I have to get a Kitchen Aid Machine one of these days. I also used to make a lot of Italian sausage, but my meat grinder broke. The KA should be fine for that, too, given the limited amount I make.

There’s some YT vids where people make it by hand but I just can’t get it stretchy enough. The KA works great.

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3 minutes ago, HopsGuy said:

There’s some YT vids where people make it by hand but I just can’t get it stretchy enough. The KA works great.

 

 

I grew up cooking beside my grandmothers. At one point, I learned to make ricotta gnocchi (which I love). In my earlier years I made it very successfully a couple times. But i haven't been able to figure it out as I got older. I watched a ton of those videos. The last time I attempted it, it was like an episode of Lucy. All I needed was Ethel to be there. Dough all over everything: Counter, Faucet, Floor, you name it. An epic disaster.  I guess the mistake wasn't using the volcano I learned with. But I think the real issue is, I have no feel for the dough.

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It’s pretty much a battle between pizza and spaghetti as for which food makes it to the deserted island with me for the rest of my days—but I think pizza has the edge by a crust over the pasta, because you can also eat it as a perfectly legit breakfast food cold! Pizza it is then. As for the OP’s Q, don’t think I’ve met anyone yet who’d say no to pizza (haven’t had the pleasure of making @Augie‘s dad’s acquaintance yet) ;)

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On 9/3/2019 at 3:40 PM, NoHuddleKelly12 said:

It’s pretty much a battle between pizza and spaghetti as for which food makes it to the deserted island with me for the rest of my days—but I think pizza has the edge by a crust over the pasta, because you can also eat it as a perfectly legit breakfast food cold! Pizza it is then. As for the OP’s Q, don’t think I’ve met anyone yet who’d say no to pizza (haven’t had the pleasure of making @Augie‘s dad’s acquaintance yet) ;)

 

I hope you have to wait a long time to meet him, but I’ll say a little prayer and maybe he’ll greet you at the Pearly Gates!  ?

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