Pizzas and fat .... advert thing
#31
Not a fan of pizza here, but occasionally, I don't mind it at the proper Italian in town. For chain business, I prefer Pizza Express to Pizza Hut. They have a strangely modified, thin-crust, veggie one. In addition to usual spinach topping etc. they ultimately cap it with a half-fried egg. I think they don’t want you to go hungry, so they top that feeble pizza with an egg. I don't mind. Better than stuffing yourself with useless dough *****.
#32
Not a fan of pizza here, but occasionally, I don't mind it at the proper Italian in town. For chain business, I prefer Pizza Express to Pizza Hut. They have a strangely modified, thin-crust, veggie one. In addition to usual spinach topping etc. they ultimately cap it with a half-fried egg. I think they don’t want you to go hungry, so they top that feeble pizza with an egg. I don't mind. Better than stuffing yourself with useless dough *****.
Had a Papa Johns just before xmas and that was not bad at all. The flip the dough for the base each time they make a pizza up. They do put a lot of cheese on though.
#33
I like Asda pizza
I like a crispy base and theirs is probably the best for the supermarkets.
If we get a take away pizza then its Dominos but only on a 50% discount code as their prices are crazy. Even at 50% discount its stil expensive for what it is.
When I retire (long time away!) my plan is to get a proper outdoors wood pizza oven and go on a course and learn how to make it from scratch.
I like a crispy base and theirs is probably the best for the supermarkets.
If we get a take away pizza then its Dominos but only on a 50% discount code as their prices are crazy. Even at 50% discount its stil expensive for what it is.
When I retire (long time away!) my plan is to get a proper outdoors wood pizza oven and go on a course and learn how to make it from scratch.
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