Nooooo!

[GGJaguar]

When my wife and I worked at the same store, when we ordered pizza for lunch we often got it with anchovies because than nobody pestered us for a slice!

That's a clever strategy!

 

[mushroom]

One of the best pizzas I’ve had was bacon, banana and chilli.

 

[awagner]

One of the best pizzas I’ve had was bacon, banana and chilli.

What was on the worst one you had?

 

[JerryR]

I'm truly not a cork sniffer when it comes to pizza. I like most anything/everything except anchovies.

Hey I like ham, pineapple and anchovies on pizza

 

[mushroom]

What was on the worst one you had?

Oddly I remember that too.
Got it from the same shop.

Prawns and coleslaw.

Truely truely horrible.

 

[awagner]

I think that pizza shop should be shut down for committing pizza malpractice.

 

[Bill Ashton]

Hey I like ham, pineapple and anchovies on pizza

But Jerry, you would have to, there isn't any other proper pizza in Wiltshire...maybe England!

 

[Nuuska]

What was on the worst one you had?

I remember The Worst Pizza Ever for the rest of my life.

About 30 years ago I was soundman for a popular finnish group. We had gig in Hämeenlinna at a club - and as always there was a meal included.

So we do the soundcheck and go ask what we get to eat - Pizza - ok, can we select what kind? - no !!!

It turned out to be worst pizza one can imagine - I can not remember if there was any tomato sauce - but there was unbelievable amount of german sausage and some not-top-of-the hill cheese . . .

I stuck my fork in the middle of it and turned it sidewys over the bin - many ounces of liquid fat was pouring out of it . . .

I had maybe 2 or 3 tiny bites of it - and went to town to eat anything half-decent.


And the band-members used to call me "Pizza-Monster" those days

 

[JerryR]

But Jerry, you would have to, there isn't any other proper pizza in Wiltshire...maybe England!

Maybe, but I have eaten Pizza in the US and other parts of the world. The major delivery business in the UK is Dominos. Have thin crust Ranch or Texas BBQ usually from them.

 

[dreadnut]

Truly hilarious!

Heroic Italian volunteers removing the pineapple slices from a contaminated pizza 1877, colorized.

 

[dreadnut]

I've had so many bad pizzas that I couldn't begin to differentiate between them.

 

[FNG]

Midwest pizza...Steve's Una Pizza in Indiana. Cracker thin crust...I want one.

 

[twocorgis]

Midwest pizza...Steve's Una Pizza in Indiana. Cracker thin crust...I want one.

That's not a pizza. THIS is a pizza.

A well done sausage pie from La Scala is a transcendent experience.

 

[FNG]

Looks good!

Steve's is a much fancier place though....

 

[Brick]

There's a local shop/chain here that puts sauerkraut on their pies. Just gonna say, tried it -- but not for me. For whatever odd reason, people seem to like it.

 

[GGJaguar]

There's a local shop/chain here that puts sauerkraut on their pies.

They're gonna get a visit from the Pizza Police!

 

[Brad Little]

All well and good, but it's not New Haven Apizza. When playing in NYC, Frank Sinatra would often send his driver to New Haven for a Sally's pie, and Pepe's white clam pie is legendary among touring musicians.
https://hqnn.org/2022/05/10/portnoys-reviews-boost-new-haven-pizzerias/

 

[davismanLV]

Pizza is a GENRE of food. It isn't JUST ONE THING, ONLY! So I'm fine with different types. There's a wide world of pizzas out there. Eat what you want, and what you prefer. You don't have to bash other styles or differences. When I first moved to Vegas I worked at California Pizza Kitchen. Very popular West coast restaurants. They have great food and pizzas. Some of the pizzas are BBQ Chicken, The Works, Thai Chicken (amazing), Hawaiian, California Club, Tostada, and many more. The food is GOOD!!

So eat what you want, but accept that your preference is not the final authority for the rest of the world. It's like you can love Guild guitars, but they are not the only guitar makers. Okay? Okay.

 

[fronobulax]

California Pizza Kitchen.

First one I ran into on the East Coast, I could not figure out what to order - as in nothing sounded good or like something I wanted to try. Decades later they have expanded the genre.

 

[davismanLV]

First one I ran into on the East Coast, I could not figure out what to order - as in nothing sounded good or like something I wanted to try. Decades later they have expanded the genre.

It's easy for me. The Thai Crunch Salad is my "go to" meal when I go there. Way overdue for that salad!!