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If you were a Pizza.....

If you were a Pizza what would you top yourself with?

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Cheese, garlic butter, shrimp and potatos
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Cheese, tomato sauce, brocoli, sun-dried tomatos, spring onions, mushrooms, black olives
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Cheese, jalepenos, pinto beans, mushrooms,
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Cheese, steak, red onions, mushrooms
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Cheese, Salami, ham, hamburger, bacon, mushrooms
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Cheese, Artichoke, brocoli, feta, red onion
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Cheese, pumpkin, white onion
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Cheese, smoked salmon, that damn cheese I can't remember, capers, red onions
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Damn, I'm just getting warmed up...
 
One of the best pizzas I've ever eaten was a chicken bacon ranch pizza. Grilled chicken, white onions, crisp bacon, and fresh green peppers on pizza dough with a creamy ranch instead of tomato sauce...and topped with 4 types of white cheese.

The further you go outside the box, the tastier it gets.
 
Gipper said:
One of the best pizzas I've ever eaten was a chicken bacon ranch pizza. Grilled chicken, white onions, crisp bacon, and fresh green peppers on pizza dough with a creamy ranch instead of tomato sauce...and topped with 4 types of white cheese.

The further you go outside the box, the tastier it gets.
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That's not a pizza, it's a Chicken bacon ranch sandwich on flatbread.
 
Tucker Case said:
That's not a pizza, it's a Chicken bacon ranch sandwich on flatbread.
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I worked at California Pizza Kitchen back when there were only three in SoCal and I had a friend that refused to eat any of the creative ones and would only eat the pepperoni and olive. He refused to acknowledge that the others were pizzas and I always thought, so what, they taste good. Not that you are doing that, it just popped in my head.
 
Bodhisattva said:
I worked at California Pizza Kitchen back when there were only three in SoCal and I had a friend that refused to eat any of the creative ones and would only eat the pepperoni and olive. He refused to acknowledge that the others were pizzas and I always thought, so what, they taste good. Not that you are doing that, it just popped in my head.
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I'd eat it (without the onions and green peppers), I just wouldn't call it a pizza.

Calling it a pizza is like calling one of those snack wraps from McDonald's a taco or a burrito. Sure its got lettuce, cheese, meat, and comes in a tortilla, but everyone knows it ain't really a burrito or a taco. It only superficially resembles one.
 
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Tucker Case said:
I'd eat it (without the onions and green peppers), I just wouldn't call it a pizza.

Calling it a pizza is like calling one of those snack wraps from McDonald's a taco or a burrito. Sure its got lettuce, cheese, meat, and comes in a tortilla, but everyone knows it ain't really a burrito or a taco. It only superficially resembles one.
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Yeah. I have never gotten the whole fruit "pizza" thing either. It may be yummy but it is not really a pizza.
 
Maybe some baby seal or Manatee meat.
 
ludahai said:
You have no idea what Peiping Duck is? Uncultured lout... :mrgreen:
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I never tried it. What does it taste like? Chicken? :)
 
Tucker Case said:
I love duck as well, but I've never had Peiping duck. Is it a breed or is it a preparation style?
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It is a preparation style associated with the city of Beijing, formerly known as Peiping, and is popular in China, Taiwan, and Singapore...
 
ludahai said:
It is a preparation style associated with the city of Beijing, formerly known as Peiping, and is popular in China, Taiwan, and Singapore...
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.... or that :) Kinda the same thing ultimately though...
 
Tucker Case said:
I'd eat it (without the onions and green peppers), I just wouldn't call it a pizza.

Calling it a pizza is like calling one of those snack wraps from McDonald's a taco or a burrito. Sure its got lettuce, cheese, meat, and comes in a tortilla, but everyone knows it ain't really a burrito or a taco. It only superficially resembles one.
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I understand what you are saying... but even Italiens put on various items other than onion, peperoni, olives, etc. At what point is it pizza and at what point isn't it. Where is your line in the sand?
 
Bodhisattva said:
I understand what you are saying... but even Italiens put on various items other than onion, peperoni, olives, etc. At what point is it pizza and at what point isn't it. Where is your line in the sand?
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I let my Sicilian wife draw the line. ;)
 
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