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user's latest post:
Why has PIZZA HUT gone down the...
Published (2008-11-19 22:27:00)
Yea Yea Yea I didnot think any of these places use Grande lol,,,Glad I am 1 step ahead of these places that I use a better chesse. As for Dominos Pan pizza,,It looked like they took one of the Doughs from a bag of many. It looked like they were pre made or delivered that way. I know Doninos made a much better Pan Pizza in the early 90s.....I am sure dominos use fresh dough on their pizzas,,,but when it comes to pan,it looks like...
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Franco Manca Pizza - Brixton...
Published (2008-11-19 15:06:00)
I wonder how much of the apparent astounding success of Franco Manca can be contributed to other factors apart from a superior product.I have been spending some time recently,(like many !)thinking about peoples dining choices and affordable in this climate?I know that partially due to environmental issues a backlash against bottled water gained momentum in the UK and has spread to New York,in favor of tap water.Seemingly London office space...
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Why has PIZZA HUT gone down the...
Published (2008-11-19 08:56:00)
There is a PH "Bistro" near me and once in a while I do get the urge to go to the lunch buffet. It's cheap, and variety is nice. I haven't gotten their carryout in years. PapaJohn's on the other hand I just have vowed to never eat again.
user's latest post:
Why has PIZZA HUT gone down the...
Published (2008-11-19 03:14:00)
Quote from: captain-insano on April 03, 2005, 10:16:08 PM As for Papa Johns they are not bad in a pinch. However that fresh ingredients thing is a joke. I got the person working there to admit that the dough comes in frozen like pizza hut. Fortunately I have found the Holy Grail of pizza making (Pizzamaking.com) and no longer need them! You know someone could open up restaurants and use these conglomos original ideas and make a fortune. IE...
user's latest post:
Why has PIZZA HUT gone down the...
Published (2008-11-19 21:53:00)
Pizza Hut still uses fresh dough but mainly outside of the U.S. In the U.S., PH has gone to frozen dough for most of its pizzas. Both Domino's and Papa John's use fresh dough that is delivered to their stores two or three times a week but, from what I can tell from looking at nutrition information, Domino's dough contains a lot more additives than the PJ dough. None of the above chains uses Grande. Peter
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Latest active threads on Pizzeria & Restaurant Reviews::
Started 1 year, 10 months ago (2007-01-13 15:49:00)
by SemperFi
Pizza Hut has gone south. There was a time that it was a nice change to eat at, or if you were unlucky enough to live in an area that didn't have a decent pizzeria, it would suffice. But these days, after a slice or two, you would have to incorporate a gag reflex factor with each additional bite. And Lordy Lordy, remember going out to actually eat there. At one time it was decent ...
Started 8 months, 3 weeks ago (2008-03-07 08:33:00)
by pizzanapoletana
Hi All, This is the place I have been working on lately. We'll have a soft launch tomorrow (strictly on invitation) and a proper opening on Tuesday next week. If there is any londoners out there that would like to be invited, I'll see what I can do if you drop me a line. I should be there tomorrow but not on Tuesday. Ciao
Started 1 week, 4 days ago (2008-11-12 02:30:00)
by scott r
Looks like this place makes a true deep fried calzone that looks similar to what I had in Naples Italy. Some great pics here. http://offthebroiler.wordpress.com/2007/07/18/nj-d ining-pizza-town-usa/
Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2008-11-13 15:20:00)
by Mad_Ernie
I have heard of a local/regional pizza chain in Illinois, mostly the Chicago area, called Jake's Pizza. If anyone here has eaten pizza from Jake's, I am interested in hearing as much as you are able and willing to share. http://www.jakespizza.com/ Thanks
Started 3 weeks, 2 days ago (2008-10-30 19:31:00)
by GrueLurks
Without a doubt, this is the best and only NY style pizza to be found in the Detroit Metro area. The owners are from a family of pizza makers hailing from Brooklyn, NY. and they know how to do it right. Everything that can be made from scratch is done so and made with pride. I've driven all over the area to find other NY styles but only this one does it right in my book. Stop in and get...
Started 3 weeks, 1 day ago (2008-10-31 18:08:00)
by jjerrier2450
Hi All - looks like I will be up in Toronto some time in the next few weeks. Can anyone recommend a traditional Neapolitan pizzeria? Jay
Started 5 months, 1 week ago (2008-06-15 21:40:00)
by Sacs
My wife and I went to New York last weekend for the Big Apple BBQ, but ended up skipping the BBQ in search of pizza. This was actually our fifth pizza trip to NYC. Thanks to Scott r and others for the recommendations. 1. Patsy's- Our first stop was Patsy's in Harlem. We decided to drive to a few places in Harlem before checking in to the hotel. We took 125th street (MLK BLVD.) to get ...
Started 7 months, 2 weeks ago (2008-04-08 20:08:00)
by Bluesology
I'm spending a few days in Manhattan in June to see some Yankees games. Any reccomendations for a lunch stop?
Started 3 weeks, 6 days ago (2008-10-26 13:10:00)
by wayno
I had the opportunity to dine at PieTown, the newly opened pizza establishment in Charlotte, North Carolina a few weeks ago. I read about PieTown in the Charlotte newspaper. Acclaimed pizza-buff, author, instructer and chef - Peter Reinhart acted as a consultant - lending his expertise to the recipes and teaching the staff how to do it right. They use a giant gas oven that replicates a ...
Started 4 weeks, 1 day ago (2008-10-24 19:41:00)
by IndyRob
I used to work at Cassano's in Richmond, IN. BTW, The Richmond newspaper once conducted a poll to determine their readership's favorite things to do in Richmond. #1 on the list, as it turned out, was "Go to Dayton." (no kidding). Regarding the saltiness of the pizza, it is quite intentional. Instead of using flour or cornmeal to get the traditional crust to slide off the board, ...
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Hot threads for last week on Pizzeria & Restaurant Reviews::
Started 1 year, 10 months ago (2007-01-13 15:49:00)
by SemperFi
Pizza Hut has gone south. There was a time that it was a nice change to eat at, or if you were unlucky enough to live in an area that didn't have a decent pizzeria, it would suffice. But these days, after a slice or two, you would have to incorporate a gag reflex factor with each additional bite. And Lordy Lordy, remember going out to actually eat there. At one time it was decent ...
Started 8 months, 3 weeks ago (2008-03-07 08:33:00)
by pizzanapoletana
Hi All, This is the place I have been working on lately. We'll have a soft launch tomorrow (strictly on invitation) and a proper opening on Tuesday next week. If there is any londoners out there that would like to be invited, I'll see what I can do if you drop me a line. I should be there tomorrow but not on Tuesday. Ciao
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