Favorite kind of pizza?

catbox_9 · Subject: Favorite kind of pizza? Mon Jul 28, 2008 4:04 pm

So you're ordering a pizza, what goes on it? For the sake of this, assume you're alone and you can afford as many toppings as you want.

I'll take pepperoni and jalapeños and add some crushed red pepper and hot sauce of my own.

Chicken with pesto sauce is good but I very rarely have that. Green pizza looks funny though :haha:

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gs78 · Subject: Re: Favorite kind of pizza? Mon Jul 28, 2008 4:54 pm

catbox_9 wrote:

So you're ordering a pizza, what goes on it? For the sake of this, assume you're alone and you can afford as many toppings as you want.

I'll take pepperoni and jalapeños and add some crushed red pepper and hot sauce of my own.

Chicken with pesto sauce is good but I very rarely have that. Green pizza looks funny though :haha:

Sounds Good

catbox_9 · Subject: Re: Favorite kind of pizza? Mon Jul 28, 2008 5:05 pm

gs78 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

So you're ordering a pizza, what goes on it? For the sake of this, assume you're alone and you can afford as many toppings as you want.

I'll take pepperoni and jalapeños and add some crushed red pepper and hot sauce of my own.

Chicken with pesto sauce is good but I very rarely have that. Green pizza looks funny though :haha:

Sounds Good

Do you have a favorite?

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GoGetEmTigers · Subject: Re: Favorite kind of pizza? Mon Jul 28, 2008 6:18 pm

Pepperoni, green peppers, extra cheese on hand tossed crust (no deep dish or crisp cracker cardboard crust!)

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catbox_9 · Subject: Re: Favorite kind of pizza? Mon Jul 28, 2008 6:25 pm

GoGetEmTigers wrote:

Pepperoni, green peppers, extra cheese on hand tossed crust (no deep dish or crisp cracker cardboard crust!)

That's reasonable. Green peppers are okay and I wouldn't have to pick them off. Actually I'm not sure if I like pepperoni as much as I think I do. I always pick it off and eat it separately before I eat the pizza and it's just okay when I do that. Canadian bacon is probably better. Actually chicken is probably your best bet. If there was ever a non-fish animal that was designed to be eaten it was chickens - they're the best-tasting animal out there - just don't BBQ them or eat chicken wings or anything gross like that. They even make eggs which, minus the yolks, go great with things.

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GoGetEmTigers · Subject: Re: Favorite kind of pizza? Mon Jul 28, 2008 6:30 pm

catbox_9 wrote:

GoGetEmTigers wrote:

Pepperoni, green peppers, extra cheese on hand tossed crust (no deep dish or crisp cracker cardboard crust!)

That's reasonable. Green peppers are okay and I wouldn't have to pick them off. Actually I'm not sure if I like pepperoni as much as I think I do. I always pick it off and eat it separately before I eat the pizza and it's just okay when I do that. Canadian bacon is probably better. Actually chicken is probably your best bet. If there was ever a non-fish animal that was designed to be eaten it was chickens - they're the best-tasting animal out there - just don't BBQ them or eat chicken wings or anything gross like that. They even make eggs which, minus the yolks, go great with things.

Canadian bacon thumbs up

TigerLily · Subject: Re: Favorite kind of pizza? Mon Jul 28, 2008 7:24 pm

Extra cheese, tomato, and green pepper with a deep dish crust.

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catbox_9 · Subject: Re: Favorite kind of pizza? Mon Jul 28, 2008 7:46 pm

GoGetEmTigers wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

GoGetEmTigers wrote:

Pepperoni, green peppers, extra cheese on hand tossed crust (no deep dish or crisp cracker cardboard crust!)

That's reasonable. Green peppers are okay and I wouldn't have to pick them off. Actually I'm not sure if I like pepperoni as much as I think I do. I always pick it off and eat it separately before I eat the pizza and it's just okay when I do that. Canadian bacon is probably better. Actually chicken is probably your best bet. If there was ever a non-fish animal that was designed to be eaten it was chickens - they're the best-tasting animal out there - just don't BBQ them or eat chicken wings or anything gross like that. They even make eggs which, minus the yolks, go great with things.

Canadian bacon thumbs up

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gs78 · Subject: Re: Favorite kind of pizza? Tue Jul 29, 2008 6:28 am

catbox_9 wrote:

gs78 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

So you're ordering a pizza, what goes on it? For the sake of this, assume you're alone and you can afford as many toppings as you want.

I'll take pepperoni and jalapeños and add some crushed red pepper and hot sauce of my own.

Chicken with pesto sauce is good but I very rarely have that. Green pizza looks funny though :haha:

Sounds Good

Do you have a favorite?

I like most Pizza; As long as it not Little Ceasars; puke

Canadian Bacon on Pizza rules, Green Peppers are OK

Getting Hungry here; better stop

laprimamirala · Subject: Re: Favorite kind of pizza? Tue Jul 29, 2008 8:47 am

Amy's pizza with soy cheese, spinach, and pesto (sorry, there has to be a vegan in every crowd! Big Smile

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catbox_9 · Subject: Re: Favorite kind of pizza? Tue Jul 29, 2008 1:22 pm

laprimamirala wrote:

Amy's pizza with soy cheese, spinach, and pesto (sorry, there has to be a vegan in every crowd! Big Smile

)

I've never had soy cheese so I don't know if that's any good. Spinach? I mean I like raw spinach and all as it's right up there with asparagus as the best vegetable but I'm not sure about putting it on pizza. Pesto works. You should put some fake meat on it though - they make good fake meat - fake chicken, fake hamburgers, fake bacon, etc.

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laprimamirala · Subject: Re: Favorite kind of pizza? Tue Jul 29, 2008 1:32 pm

We usually put Boca crumbles on---looks/tastes like ground beef.

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My favorite pizza is Canadian Bacon and Pineapple.

The Pastime in Baton Rouge makes my favorite pizza. We usually get groundmeat and canadian bacon.

bobrob2004 · Subject: Re: Favorite kind of pizza? Sun Sep 14, 2008 11:20 am

Bacon, pepperoni, sausage...from Pizza Hut.

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bobrob2004 · Subject: Re: Favorite kind of pizza? Sun Sep 14, 2008 11:23 am

bobrob2004 wrote:

Bacon, pepperoni, sausage...from Pizza Hut.

How many items are we limited to? Throw some onions and jalapenos on there if the budget allows it. I have Parmesan cheese and hot sauce already, so that doesn't count Big Smile

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catbox_9 · Subject: Re: Favorite kind of pizza? Sun Sep 14, 2008 11:29 am

I think I'm going to try switching to chicken next time I order a pizza...

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kharmon · Subject: Re: Favorite kind of pizza? Sun Sep 14, 2008 6:45 pm

laprimamirala wrote:

Amy's pizza with soy cheese, spinach, and pesto (sorry, there has to be a vegan in every crowd! Big Smile

)

I love Amy's. The spinach pizza is the best. Big Smile

My favorite pizza is just plain cheese. I hate meat on my pizza, I really don''t care for pizza at all but if I hate to eat one it's either an Amy's or a plain cheese.

gdennis59 · Subject: Re: Favorite kind of pizza? Mon Sep 15, 2008 6:32 am

I would have to say, Extra cheese, pepperoni, green peppers and onions, if I had any other pizza, it would be either plain, or the one Im going to get soon, which would be a BBQ Chicken Pizza.

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