The Pizza Thread

Wobbie · November 2018

dankind said:

And

F’me’s four year old could do better.

F Me In The Brain · November 2018

Wobbie said:

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F Me In The Brain said:

Made it to Jackson, today, home of Brooklyn Square Pizza
Both were good but the sicilian/upsidedown was superior stuff

what’s with the SC hat?

I took it off and put it on the table when I sat down...they put the pizza on a tray, above it. Was unintentional placement.

Wobbie · November 2018

F Me In The Brain said:

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Wobbie said:

F Me In The Brain said:

Made it to Jackson, today, home of Brooklyn Square Pizza
Both were good but the sicilian/upsidedown was superior stuff

what’s with the SC hat?

I took it off and put it on the table when I sat down...they put the pizza on a tray, above it. Was unintentional placement.

sounds like you know the rules of etiquette!

The Juggler · November 2018

F Me In The Brain said:

Made it to Jackson, today, home of Brooklyn Square Pizza
Both were good but the sicilian/upsidedown was superior stuff

Looks fantastic

PJ_Soul · November 2018

Hi! said:

I think that pizza looks pretty good. Looks like a pan super supreme from Pizza Hut, which is actually one of my favorites if Im getting a cheap chain pizza.

Pizza Hut is trash.

HughFreakingDillon · November 2018

PJ_Soul said:

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Hi! said:

I think that pizza looks pretty good. Looks like a pan super supreme from Pizza Hut, which is actually one of my favorites if Im getting a cheap chain pizza.

Pizza Hut is trash.

it's my dad's go-to. I'm convinced it is based solely on the super-slippery greasiness of the crust. so gross.

PJ_Soul · November 2018

HughFreakingDillon said:

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PJ_Soul said:

Hi! said:

I think that pizza looks pretty good. Looks like a pan super supreme from Pizza Hut, which is actually one of my favorites if Im getting a cheap chain pizza.

Pizza Hut is trash.

it's my dad's go-to. I'm convinced it is based solely on the super-slippery greasiness of the crust. so gross.

Yeah, the "deep dish" crust is like a sponge that is both dry and soaked in oil at the same time. It seems impossible, but they manage it, lol.

Hi! · November 2018

Stop, ya'll making me hungry!

Hi! · November 2018

Anybody ever get this audio cassette? They rocked,lol! I do remember getting this when I was younger, forgot what it sounded like. Gonna see if I can find the audio on the interweb.

Spiritual_Chaos · November 2018

Hi! said:

I think that pizza looks pretty good. Looks like a pan super supreme from Pizza Hut, which is actually one of my favorites if Im getting a cheap chain pizza.

What does a pizza, or the piza buffét, cost at Pizza Hut?

Here in Sweden Pizza Hut is V-E-R-Y expensive. And I never met anyone that really goes there.

Hi! · November 2018

Spiritual_Chaos said:

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Hi! said:

I think that pizza looks pretty good. Looks like a pan super supreme from Pizza Hut, which is actually one of my favorites if Im getting a cheap chain pizza.

What does a pizza, or the piza buffét, cost at Pizza Hut?

Here in Sweden Pizza Hut is V-E-R-Y expensive. And I never met anyone that really goes there.

Its cheap if you use coupons. Otherwise its on highside for a cheap chain if youre not getting a special. It depends on toppings as well. Like 1 large one topping would be like $13 or so.
Buffett would be like $7 or so.

The Juggler · November 2018

PJ_Soul said:

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HughFreakingDillon said:

PJ_Soul said:

Hi! said:

I think that pizza looks pretty good. Looks like a pan super supreme from Pizza Hut, which is actually one of my favorites if Im getting a cheap chain pizza.

Pizza Hut is trash.

it's my dad's go-to. I'm convinced it is based solely on the super-slippery greasiness of the crust. so gross.

Yeah, the "deep dish" crust is like a sponge that is both dry and soaked in oil at the same time. It seems impossible, but they manage it, lol.

Pizza Hut is vastly superior to any of the other big pizza fast foody chains.

HesCalledDyer · November 2018

Spiritual_Chaos said:

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Hi! said:

I think that pizza looks pretty good. Looks like a pan super supreme from Pizza Hut, which is actually one of my favorites if Im getting a cheap chain pizza.

What does a pizza, or the piza buffét, cost at Pizza Hut?

Here in Sweden Pizza Hut is V-E-R-Y expensive. And I never met anyone that really goes there.

I wonder, in Sweden, if they still actually bake the pizza in iron pans instead of putting them thru a high speed conveyor? When I was a kid and Pizza Hut was a dine-in only restaurant, the quality of their pizza was excellent. Since they began delivery in the 80s and have since joined Papa John's & Domino's in the fast-pie method, their quality and prices have gone down. They are still usually a couple dollars more than the other two, but they're starting to become more coupon-y in order to keep up.

They used to be great and the cost was justified, now - like almost everything else in the US - they've turned to shit.

F Me In The Brain · November 2018

HesCalledDyer said:

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Spiritual_Chaos said:

Hi! said:

I think that pizza looks pretty good. Looks like a pan super supreme from Pizza Hut, which is actually one of my favorites if Im getting a cheap chain pizza.

What does a pizza, or the piza buffét, cost at Pizza Hut?

Here in Sweden Pizza Hut is V-E-R-Y expensive. And I never met anyone that really goes there.

I wonder, in Sweden, if they still actually bake the pizza in iron pans instead of putting them thru a high speed conveyor? When I was a kid and Pizza Hut was a dine-in only restaurant, the quality of their pizza was excellent. Since they began delivery in the 80s and have since joined Papa John's & Domino's in the fast-pie method, their quality and prices have gone down. They are still usually a couple dollars more than the other two, but they're starting to become more coupon-y in order to keep up.
They used to be great and the cost was justified, now - like almost everything else in the US - they've turned to shit.

I agree about the sit down part -- when in High School, we loved it. Remember them bringing the pans out to the table with their 'tongs' and how we would dig in.

HesCalledDyer · November 2018

F Me In The Brain said:

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HesCalledDyer said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

Hi! said:

I think that pizza looks pretty good. Looks like a pan super supreme from Pizza Hut, which is actually one of my favorites if Im getting a cheap chain pizza.

What does a pizza, or the piza buffét, cost at Pizza Hut?

Here in Sweden Pizza Hut is V-E-R-Y expensive. And I never met anyone that really goes there.

I wonder, in Sweden, if they still actually bake the pizza in iron pans instead of putting them thru a high speed conveyor? When I was a kid and Pizza Hut was a dine-in only restaurant, the quality of their pizza was excellent. Since they began delivery in the 80s and have since joined Papa John's & Domino's in the fast-pie method, their quality and prices have gone down. They are still usually a couple dollars more than the other two, but they're starting to become more coupon-y in order to keep up.
They used to be great and the cost was justified, now - like almost everything else in the US - they've turned to shit.

I agree about the sit down part -- when in High School, we loved it. Remember them bringing the pans out to the table with their 'tongs' and how we would dig in.

Yep, and the waiter/waitress would cut and serve the first round to the whole table.

dankind · November 2018

HesCalledDyer said:

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F Me In The Brain said:

HesCalledDyer said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

Hi! said:

I think that pizza looks pretty good. Looks like a pan super supreme from Pizza Hut, which is actually one of my favorites if Im getting a cheap chain pizza.

What does a pizza, or the piza buffét, cost at Pizza Hut?

Here in Sweden Pizza Hut is V-E-R-Y expensive. And I never met anyone that really goes there.

I wonder, in Sweden, if they still actually bake the pizza in iron pans instead of putting them thru a high speed conveyor? When I was a kid and Pizza Hut was a dine-in only restaurant, the quality of their pizza was excellent. Since they began delivery in the 80s and have since joined Papa John's & Domino's in the fast-pie method, their quality and prices have gone down. They are still usually a couple dollars more than the other two, but they're starting to become more coupon-y in order to keep up.
They used to be great and the cost was justified, now - like almost everything else in the US - they've turned to shit.

I agree about the sit down part -- when in High School, we loved it. Remember them bringing the pans out to the table with their 'tongs' and how we would dig in.

Yep, and the waiter/waitress would cut and serve the first round to the whole table.

Pizza Hut was just what your team did after playing a Little League game. The coaches would have a pitcher of beer; the kids would have pitchers of Pepsi. Everyone would talk about the key plays of the game, etc. Does this still happen in any way, shape or form?

HesCalledDyer · November 2018

dankind said:

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HesCalledDyer said:

F Me In The Brain said:

HesCalledDyer said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

Hi! said:

I think that pizza looks pretty good. Looks like a pan super supreme from Pizza Hut, which is actually one of my favorites if Im getting a cheap chain pizza.

What does a pizza, or the piza buffét, cost at Pizza Hut?

Here in Sweden Pizza Hut is V-E-R-Y expensive. And I never met anyone that really goes there.

I wonder, in Sweden, if they still actually bake the pizza in iron pans instead of putting them thru a high speed conveyor? When I was a kid and Pizza Hut was a dine-in only restaurant, the quality of their pizza was excellent. Since they began delivery in the 80s and have since joined Papa John's & Domino's in the fast-pie method, their quality and prices have gone down. They are still usually a couple dollars more than the other two, but they're starting to become more coupon-y in order to keep up.
They used to be great and the cost was justified, now - like almost everything else in the US - they've turned to shit.

I agree about the sit down part -- when in High School, we loved it. Remember them bringing the pans out to the table with their 'tongs' and how we would dig in.

Yep, and the waiter/waitress would cut and serve the first round to the whole table.

Pizza Hut was just what your team did after playing a Little League game. The coaches would have a pitcher of beer; the kids would have pitchers of Pepsi. Everyone would talk about the key plays of the game, etc. Does this still happen in any way, shape or form?

All we got after games was a sample cup of soda from the concession and a pack of Nip-Chee's to split with a couple teammates.

Poncier · November 2018

dankind said:

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HesCalledDyer said:

F Me In The Brain said:

HesCalledDyer said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

Hi! said:

I think that pizza looks pretty good. Looks like a pan super supreme from Pizza Hut, which is actually one of my favorites if Im getting a cheap chain pizza.

What does a pizza, or the piza buffét, cost at Pizza Hut?

Here in Sweden Pizza Hut is V-E-R-Y expensive. And I never met anyone that really goes there.

I wonder, in Sweden, if they still actually bake the pizza in iron pans instead of putting them thru a high speed conveyor? When I was a kid and Pizza Hut was a dine-in only restaurant, the quality of their pizza was excellent. Since they began delivery in the 80s and have since joined Papa John's & Domino's in the fast-pie method, their quality and prices have gone down. They are still usually a couple dollars more than the other two, but they're starting to become more coupon-y in order to keep up.
They used to be great and the cost was justified, now - like almost everything else in the US - they've turned to shit.

I agree about the sit down part -- when in High School, we loved it. Remember them bringing the pans out to the table with their 'tongs' and how we would dig in.

Yep, and the waiter/waitress would cut and serve the first round to the whole table.

Pizza Hut was just what your team did after playing a Little League game. The coaches would have a pitcher of beer; the kids would have pitchers of Pepsi. Everyone would talk about the key plays of the game, etc. Does this still happen in any way, shape or form?

Did you play for coach Buttermaker?

ed243421 · November 2018

HesCalledDyer · November 2018

Poncier said:

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dankind said:

HesCalledDyer said:

F Me In The Brain said:

HesCalledDyer said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

Hi! said:

I think that pizza looks pretty good. Looks like a pan super supreme from Pizza Hut, which is actually one of my favorites if Im getting a cheap chain pizza.

What does a pizza, or the piza buffét, cost at Pizza Hut?

Here in Sweden Pizza Hut is V-E-R-Y expensive. And I never met anyone that really goes there.

I wonder, in Sweden, if they still actually bake the pizza in iron pans instead of putting them thru a high speed conveyor? When I was a kid and Pizza Hut was a dine-in only restaurant, the quality of their pizza was excellent. Since they began delivery in the 80s and have since joined Papa John's & Domino's in the fast-pie method, their quality and prices have gone down. They are still usually a couple dollars more than the other two, but they're starting to become more coupon-y in order to keep up.
They used to be great and the cost was justified, now - like almost everything else in the US - they've turned to shit.

I agree about the sit down part -- when in High School, we loved it. Remember them bringing the pans out to the table with their 'tongs' and how we would dig in.

Yep, and the waiter/waitress would cut and serve the first round to the whole table.

Pizza Hut was just what your team did after playing a Little League game. The coaches would have a pitcher of beer; the kids would have pitchers of Pepsi. Everyone would talk about the key plays of the game, etc. Does this still happen in any way, shape or form?

Did you play for coach Buttermaker?

May as well have been. Certainly wasn't Coach "Breadmaker."

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