The Pizza Thread
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Hmmm, we will be trying this sometime soon and I will update with the results.rgambs said:
When you grill it the mayo flavor disappears, it makes the bread taste like sourdough.RiotZact said:
Unfortunately I hate mayo, I will share that with my family though, I’m sure some of them will be eager to try it. Thanks!rgambs said:Pro trick back atcha, use Hellman's instead of butter on all your savory pies.
I really like leftover potroast with onions and carrot shavings and cheddar and americAm cheese.0 -
I will literally puke if I eat mayo. I just can t do it.I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0
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If somehow offered me a million dollars to eat a spoonful worth of mayo and keep it down I couldn’t do it.RiotZact said:
That’s how I normally am, but I’m going to try my best to keep an open mind.mcgruff10 said:I will literally puke if I eat mayo. I just can t do it.I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0 -
For a million dollars I could eat a spoonful worth of donkey mayo.The love he receives is the love that is saved0
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F Me In The Brain said:For a million dollars I could eat a spoonful worth of donkey mayo.
... in a sudden and disturbing turn of events in the pizza thread...
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:rofl:Thirty Bills Unpaid said:F Me In The Brain said:For a million dollars I could eat a spoonful worth of donkey mayo.
... in a sudden and disturbing turn of events in the pizza thread...
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Wtf Brett?! LolF Me In The Brain said:For a million dollars I could eat a spoonful worth of donkey mayo.I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0 -
A million bucks?
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F Me In The Brain said:A million bucks?
I'd eat a spoonful of anything that wouldn't harm anyone.
I guess ultimately... I would too, but eesh... the sheer thought.
I mean it's a serious toss up: a spoonful of donkey goo or Scruffy's burnt pizzas. That is a serious would you rather!"My brain's a good brain!"0 -
Hahaha. I like the pizza in that pic.
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Yep, Fox's is where I know it from. We have several in the surrounding area. We also have a small mom & pop shop very similar to Fox's in town that is slightly better and much less expensive than Fox's has become. The menu is almost identical.RiotZact said:
There’s a local chain near me called “Fox’s Pizza” that has wedgies, they’re pretty good but I rarely get one. I think my favorite is this one that has shaved beef, bacon, and cheddar cheese.HesCalledDyer said:
It’s more like a panini.hedonist said:I've never heard of that version of a wedgie. Is it similar to calzone?
I'm sure I've mentioned it before, but no frozen pizza could touch the original Wolfgang Puck's. I believe Linda McCartney (RIPx10) had one too in her frozen vegetarian line.
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Used to make these all the time growing up when camping but I pretty much only ever made grilled cheese or "pizza bob" sandwiches. We never called it a mountain/hobo pie, just a campfire sandwich.RiotZact said:So has anyone ever heard of mountain pies? I think they might have other names in different regions, but they’re very popular here in western PA, and the best kind is pizza. You cook them on a campfire and they are the shit. This was last night at my uncles camp. 1 pizza mountain pie and one lemon/blackberry.


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I would eat a spoonful of anything that wouldnt require more than a few days of hospitalisation.F Me In The Brain said:A million bucks?
I'd eat a spoonful of anything that wouldn't harm anyone.
For a million dollars I would consider eating the mayo straight from the source lol
I don't care what the average idiot does with their life after winning the lottery, a million dollars would vastly improve my family's life.Monkey Driven, Call this Living?0 -
A million bucks could go a long way... as long as I don't buy a Ferrari.rgambs said:
I would eat a spoonful of anything that wouldnt require more than a few days of hospitalisation.F Me In The Brain said:A million bucks?
I'd eat a spoonful of anything that wouldn't harm anyone.
For a million dollars I would consider eating the mayo straight from the source lol
I don't care what the average idiot does with their life after winning the lottery, a million dollars would vastly improve my family's life.
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What is your opinion on Fox’s pizza? I sometimes feel ashamed to admit it, because I’m pretty sure they use frozen dough, but I’ll be damned if I don’t enjoy their pizza. It’s not amazing or anything but I like it quite a bit more than some of the mom and pop places in my area. Their sauce is unlike any other I’ve had, extremely tangy. Also, they are the only place I will ever order bacon on my pizza from, because they don’t put the gross fatty/gummy parts on it, just finely chopped, crispy bacon. Their Stromboli is definitely amazing.HesCalledDyer said:
Yep, Fox's is where I know it from. We have several in the surrounding area. We also have a small mom & pop shop very similar to Fox's in town that is slightly better and much less expensive than Fox's has become. The menu is almost identical.RiotZact said:
There’s a local chain near me called “Fox’s Pizza” that has wedgies, they’re pretty good but I rarely get one. I think my favorite is this one that has shaved beef, bacon, and cheddar cheese.HesCalledDyer said:
It’s more like a panini.hedonist said:I've never heard of that version of a wedgie. Is it similar to calzone?
I'm sure I've mentioned it before, but no frozen pizza could touch the original Wolfgang Puck's. I believe Linda McCartney (RIPx10) had one too in her frozen vegetarian line.
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I like them, they were a staple of my childhood - birthday parties, friends' birthday parties, good report cards, Friday nights, babysitting my cousins, pool parties, etc. Fox's was what we did. I'm pretty sure they use frozen dough, too, but I don't really mind as it's not a bad crust at all. A little on the crunchy side but I feel that's kind of the Fox's signature. I've certainly had worse dough (at fresh places, nonetheless). And another thing is Fox's is always consistent. The pizza today comes out the same way with the same taste as I remember from 30 years ago.RiotZact said:
What is your opinion on Fox’s pizza? I sometimes feel ashamed to admit it, because I’m pretty sure they use frozen dough, but I’ll be damned if I don’t enjoy their pizza. It’s not amazing or anything but I like it quite a bit more than some of the mom and pop places in my area. Their sauce is unlike any other I’ve had, extremely tangy. Also, they are the only place I will ever order bacon on my pizza from, because they don’t put the gross fatty/gummy parts on it, just finely chopped, crispy bacon. Their Stromboli is definitely amazing.HesCalledDyer said:
Yep, Fox's is where I know it from. We have several in the surrounding area. We also have a small mom & pop shop very similar to Fox's in town that is slightly better and much less expensive than Fox's has become. The menu is almost identical.RiotZact said:
There’s a local chain near me called “Fox’s Pizza” that has wedgies, they’re pretty good but I rarely get one. I think my favorite is this one that has shaved beef, bacon, and cheddar cheese.HesCalledDyer said:
It’s more like a panini.hedonist said:I've never heard of that version of a wedgie. Is it similar to calzone?
I'm sure I've mentioned it before, but no frozen pizza could touch the original Wolfgang Puck's. I believe Linda McCartney (RIPx10) had one too in her frozen vegetarian line.
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Yeah you pretty much hit the nail on the head. I wonder what makes it such a staple at parties and such? I mean yeah they make the “big daddy” but it’s not like it’s cheap or anything, yet any time there is a get together and people say “come hungry there will be pizza” I already know it’s Fox’s. Guess they’ve done a really good job at building their brand.HesCalledDyer said:
I like them, they were a staple of my childhood - birthday parties, friends' birthday parties, good report cards, Friday nights, babysitting my cousins, pool parties, etc. Fox's was what we did. I'm pretty sure they use frozen dough, too, but I don't really mind as it's not a bad crust at all. A little on the crunchy side but I feel that's kind of the Fox's signature. I've certainly had worse dough (at fresh places, nonetheless). And another thing is Fox's is always consistent. The pizza today comes out the same way with the same taste as I remember from 30 years ago.RiotZact said:
What is your opinion on Fox’s pizza? I sometimes feel ashamed to admit it, because I’m pretty sure they use frozen dough, but I’ll be damned if I don’t enjoy their pizza. It’s not amazing or anything but I like it quite a bit more than some of the mom and pop places in my area. Their sauce is unlike any other I’ve had, extremely tangy. Also, they are the only place I will ever order bacon on my pizza from, because they don’t put the gross fatty/gummy parts on it, just finely chopped, crispy bacon. Their Stromboli is definitely amazing.HesCalledDyer said:
Yep, Fox's is where I know it from. We have several in the surrounding area. We also have a small mom & pop shop very similar to Fox's in town that is slightly better and much less expensive than Fox's has become. The menu is almost identical.RiotZact said:
There’s a local chain near me called “Fox’s Pizza” that has wedgies, they’re pretty good but I rarely get one. I think my favorite is this one that has shaved beef, bacon, and cheddar cheese.HesCalledDyer said:
It’s more like a panini.hedonist said:I've never heard of that version of a wedgie. Is it similar to calzone?
I'm sure I've mentioned it before, but no frozen pizza could touch the original Wolfgang Puck's. I believe Linda McCartney (RIPx10) had one too in her frozen vegetarian line.
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^ Dude your pies come with massive slices! It’s awesome. Reminds me of slices I used to get from Sbarro, which a lot of people might say is crappy pizza but I actually liked it.0
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