pizza

[Hugh Mughnus]

Mmm u lucky bois 

[jules]

5 hours ago, BCM said:

pizza valentino

knife and fork?

[Hugh Mughnus]

*eats massive burgers with paws*
*delicious looking dainty pizza with the fancy silverware*
 

[Zephyr_Nova]

Sometimes those thin crust pizzas are so flimsy a knife and fork is preferable.

[BCM]

lol yeah i used a bit of both hands and knife and fork and i don't care

[Candiru]

Thin pizza: you pick it up and fold it vertically. 

Deep dish pizza: you eat the whole thing and trip balls. 

Sicilian pizza: you eat one piece and you are really full

calzones: “fly into the danger zone”

[jules]

[BCM]

fu watmm

i nearly had a calzone actually. later today i might have a burger. might.

[Silent Member]

I'm a knife and forker, you lot are so uncivilised.

[Candiru]

Picking up a pizza just feels right like it’s a part of who I am and always will be. I was raised to respect my elders and they taught me to stand on my own two feet with my pizza held high. Love your neighbors and rattle your sabers, but flip that pizza dough towards a blazing sky. 

[EdamAnchorman]

Seems like in most countries other than the US, people tend to eat pizza with a fork and knife.

[Zephyr_Nova]

I always go for the easiest way to eat a thing.  Most pizza is easier with hands, but not always.  Asian noodles of any sort - fork.  Soup?  Fucking pour that shit directly into my mouth.

Edited February 15, 2020 by Zephyr_Nova

[Hugh Mughnus]

10 hours ago, jules said:

lol caught this episode on TV yesterday

[caze]

I ate this pizza with a knife and fork, made it with uncooked sauce, just straight from the tin, but let too much of the juice go on, so needed the k+f to stop it falling apart. was still delicious.

 

[BCM]

looks deece

[auxien]

1 hour ago, randomsummer said:

Seems like in most countries other than the US, people tend to eat pizza with a fork and knife.

further proof the rest of the world's a bunch of little bitches

[dingformung]

Dunno, I only use knife and fork for the pineapple part of the pizza

Edited February 16, 2020 by darreichungsform

[YEK]

 

[ARPA]

 

[Limo]

Supposedly the greatest pizza place in the world - Da Michele in Naples, Italy. Even Elizabeth Gilbert says so (barf).

Wish I could say it didn’t live up to the hype and that it was terrible, but it wasn’t. A bit strange, with a thin crust that was soft rather than crunchy, but definitely good.

Not worth the half hour (it was fairly quiet) wait, of course.

[BCM]

I feel vindicated that they're using knives and forks in the best pizza place in the world

[jules]

lol

[caze]

you almost have to with the neapolitan style, like he said it's thin and soft, so harder to keep in that triangular shape without the tip sagging and all the cheese sliding off.

you can also make the traditional slice, and then fold the tip back onto the slice, but it's definitely still a bit messier.

Edited February 25, 2020 by caze

[dingformung]

2 minutes ago, caze said:

you almost have to with the neapolitan style, like he said it's thin and soft, so harder to keep in that triangular shape without the tip sagging and all the cheese sliding off.

you almost have to with the neapolitan style, like he said it's thin and soft, so harder to keep in that triangular shape without the tip sagging and all the cheese sliding off.

you can also make the traditional slice, and then fold the tip back onto the slice, but it's definitely still a bit messier.

You probably just didn't leave it in the oven for long enough which leads us to our earlier discussion in which we talked about time and temperature. Turns out you were wrong you little bitch

[caze]

nope. a neapolitan pizza cooked properly only takes about 45 seconds to 1 min 30, it should not be crispy all the way through (an ultra-thin crisp layer on the bottom and around the crust is ok, but the overall texture should be soft and chewy).