3954

What the what?

I don’t mind Chicago pizza, but it isn’t really pizza to me. I love NY pizza with a nice foldable crust.If you want bad pizza, get pizza from a typical midwestern pizza place. I love pizza but I’d rather not even eat that stuff.

3955

Is lasagna considered pasta now?

Detroit doesn’t even get a seat at the table! That’s like watching a BBQ fight between Tennessee and Texas smugly content over your crock pot of meat!

3956

It’s a vegetable in my house.

3957

Here Donny Donny, come on out boy!

3958

This is my favorite thread on QT3, despite the stressful situation that spawned it, and largely for things extraneous to it (looking like a good ending, though).

3959

What the heck is Detroit Pizza?

3960
3961

Dude, move to a rural area and you’ll thank God for either of those compared to the cardboard shit I have to deal with now.

3962

Kansas City, then.

3963

I love Chicago style and New York is good too, I love pizza. I just took @Dissensus’ post as a challenge to find the next (off) topic for the thread. :)

3964

Don’t bring your bothsidesism shit in here, sir. Chicago-Style “Pizza” is nothing of the sort.

3965

Bourbon

3966

Bring it, Fetterman.

3967

I’m a many generation Texan, and as much as it pains me to support the Yankee-ist of them all, there’s no comparison to New York Style pizza being the Real Deal. (Texans, otoh, have no opinion about pizza, unless it’s some horrible jalapeno/chicken concoction. Don’t ask. I’m sure there are fajita pizzas out there.).

3968

They really shouldn’t have the same name. They’re fundamentally different.

3969

3970

Stay in your lane, Space Man!

3971

I think of Chicago Deep Dish as pizza-flavored Shepherd’s Pie.

3972
3973

We San Diegans just bite into our vegan potato pizzas and look on with bemusement.