Can confirm. All of these wild pizza fantasies are fulfilled in S Korea. The last food I had before coming home was pizza featuring spaghetti-wrapped shrimp, raisins, corn, and a sweet potato-stuffed crust.
Can confirm. All of these wild pizza fantasies are fulfilled in S Korea. The last food I had before coming home was pizza featuring spaghetti-wrapped shrimp, raisins, corn, and a sweet potato-stuffed crust.
“stands in its own category”
This makes me want to try fish buckle.
Pickled salad (peppers, olives, artichoke hearts, etc)is the best set of pizza toppings. [Broccoli is what happens when you order vegetable pizza at a pizzeria that is staffed by sausage fans who say fuck you, here’s your vegetables.] In any pizza party type setting where there is some variant of veggie lovers,…
Yes, between the New Deal and the Southern Strategy the country collectively decided it was the Republicans’ turn to be evil.
I am the weirdo who likes the look.
I agree that this was a bad example of a bad cheese to use. Amber would go for a vegan abomination that doesn’t melt properly, or something that doesn’t need to be refrigerated and is labeled as ‘cheese product’.
You will split my small fry?
I don’t have self control or anything, but fries really do get boring in the single-digits.
It is impossible to take a pizza snob seriously if the only toppings they approve are sausage and thinly sliced sausage that wants me to believe it might be spicy.
Who are all those anti-animal bigots in animal-face? They may as well be wearing ivory wigs.
Not if the birds are REAL AMERICANS!
Tangent: I am disappointed that the name “Uber Eats” was wasted on a food delivery service when it should have been used to describe a service in which random people who aren’t officially qualified in food service can cook for you.
There is always room to upgrade.
Try unflavored unsweetened pea-protein milk (Ripple, Bolthouse, maybe other brands I don’t know about) and tell the class how it worked.
Latest from PETA: children with milk-damage are now also food.
Right? Eggs in the grocery store are the hens’ right to choose.
I think it’s fine to boycott naughty companies. It’s also fine to believe that all companies are naughty and not bother with boycotts. What isn’t fine to to say: “I am boycotting Company because they are IMMORAL...and I don’t really like their products and they are 50 miles away.” You can’t boycott something you were…
That reminds me of a delightful anti-car freegan I used to work with who would get very upset if she didn’t have access to our cars or no one brought cheese to the pot luck.