If it didn't have calories, right now I would eat...
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Eh...Chicago deep dish is so overrated and I’ve lived there all my life.
Giordano’s has a pretty good thin crust though. I could crush one of those...well done/extra crispy.5 -
What I want is a proper Scotch pie. Spiced mutton mince in a pastry that's moist and soft on top, but so hard around the edges that you have to hammer it with a fork to make it crack. Preferably with beans and a good dollop of brown sauce.
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just_Tomek wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »
Ohhh what is that.. I need it 🤤
Chicago Deep Dish, baby!
I kid you not BUT this looks not appealing to me at all. This is a typical abomination of a what a good pizza is like. I am surprised they are allowed to call it pizza, deep dish or not. This is more like an open faced samwich hehe
As a native NYer, I am contractually obligated to roll my eyes every time someone calls deep-dish "pizza". It is a lovely monstrosity, and a credit to the fine city of Chicago, but not pizza <nods>.1 -
SuzySunshine99 wrote: »Eh...Chicago deep dish is so overrated and I’ve lived there all my life.
Giordano’s has a pretty good thin crust though. I could crush one of those...well done/extra crispy.just_Tomek wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »
Ohhh what is that.. I need it 🤤
Chicago Deep Dish, baby!
I kid you not BUT this looks not appealing to me at all. This is a typical abomination of a what a good pizza is like. I am surprised they are allowed to call it pizza, deep dish or not. This is more like an open faced samwich hehejust_Tomek wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »
Ohhh what is that.. I need it 🤤
Chicago Deep Dish, baby!
I kid you not BUT this looks not appealing to me at all. This is a typical abomination of a what a good pizza is like. I am surprised they are allowed to call it pizza, deep dish or not. This is more like an open faced samwich hehe
As a native NYer, I am contractually obligated to roll my eyes every time someone calls deep-dish "pizza". It is a lovely monstrosity, and a credit to the fine city of Chicago, but not pizza <nods>.
Come on, y'all! I've never had it. Don't go ruining my trip! :laugh:3 -
I loved Chicago deep dish the first time I had it, but felt socially obligated to not like it because no one else in my school group liked it. I loved dipping the crust in the sauce.
I'm still all for the Detroit style pizza, though - Kind of an in-between NY and Chicago?
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RelCanonical wrote: »I loved Chicago deep dish the first time I had it, but felt socially obligated to not like it because no one else in my school group liked it. I loved dipping the crust in the sauce.
I'm still all for the Detroit style pizza, though - Kind of an in-between NY and Chicago?
Isn't that a Sicilian pie? Rectangle shaped, thick doughy crust (more like bread).
The Italian immigrants caused one of the most enduring American cultural arguments in history by planting different types of pizza in different cities, so we would all continuously debate what really is and isn't "pizza". It's a long con. Meanwhile back in Italy they are eating all sorts of wonderful things with carafes of wine and living to be 100 by the sea.8 -
RelCanonical wrote: »I loved Chicago deep dish the first time I had it, but felt socially obligated to not like it because no one else in my school group liked it. I loved dipping the crust in the sauce.
I'm still all for the Detroit style pizza, though - Kind of an in-between NY and Chicago?
Isn't that a Sicilian pie? Rectangle shaped, thick doughy crust (more like bread).
The Italian immigrants caused one of the most enduring American cultural arguments in history by planting different types of pizza in different cities, so we would all continuously debate what really is and isn't "pizza". It's a long con. Meanwhile back in Italy they are eating all sorts of wonderful things with carafes of wine and living to be 100 by the sea.
I have no clue. I looked up sicilian pizza and looks similar, but the crust looks different.0 -
I would go to Five Guys and order a double patty cheeseburger loaded with a medium order of Cajun fries. Then after I would go over to Abotts and order a large chocolate vanilla twist.6
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Houston's Walnut Apple Cobbler or Key Lime Pie. Please and thank you.
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I just had a delicious pumpkin apple streusel muffin (someone brought them to work), and now I want to go get 2 or 3 more! So yum!
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Oh, can we do pumpkin stuff now? I was gonna wait till October, but since the pumpkin muffins were thrown down, I want some pumpkin doughnuts.
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SuzySunshine99 wrote: »Oh, can we do pumpkin stuff now? I was gonna wait till October, but since the pumpkin muffins were thrown down, I want some pumpkin doughnuts.
It's never too early for pumpkin stuff. The pumpkin spice latte came out late August so that's the kickoff date for me.0 -
here's a pumpkin one for you...
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I like pumpkin stuff that actually has pumpkin in it, not just the spices, so pumpkin bread would be good...
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pancakerunner wrote: »Houston's Walnut Apple Cobbler or Key Lime Pie. Please and thank you.
That pie! I adore key lime pie and that one looks so fluffy and luscious!2 -
Savory pumpkin now...pumpkin ravioli in brown butter sauce.
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SuzySunshine99 wrote: »Savory pumpkin now...pumpkin ravioli in brown butter sauce.
Oooh! Healthy Choice used to do a pumpkin ravioli with asparagus that was delightful. I was so sad when they changed the asparagus to (cheaper) green beans. A frozen meal that felt indulgent. It was so good.1 -
SuzySunshine99 wrote: »I like pumpkin stuff that actually has pumpkin in it, not just the spices, so pumpkin bread would be good...
These I would try.. not much pumpkin pie or spice kinda person..0 -
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I don’t think Five Guys has ranch do they? I remember thinking this also that it would be perfect to dip the Cajun fries in and remember being disappointed. Maybe they were just out.0 -
Do any of the old timers in here remember when we used to have the groups for the love of ice cream, for the love of pizza, etc? And we would do a month long ice cream challenge for example where people would post different flavors and brands they had tried. All the while still fitting in their calorie/macro goals and staying on track with weight and fitness goals. The talk about pumpkin stuff and if it’s meant for only October reminded me. I miss those active groups.2
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WinoGelato wrote: »Do any of the old timers in here remember when we used to have the groups for the love of ice cream, for the love of pizza, etc? And we would do a month long ice cream challenge for example where people would post different flavors and brands they had tried. All the while still fitting in their calorie/macro goals and staying on track with weight and fitness goals. The talk about pumpkin stuff and if it’s meant for only October reminded me. I miss those active groups.
I’m up for as many “food porn” threads as you guys want to start.
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WinoGelato wrote: »Do any of the old timers in here remember when we used to have the groups for the love of ice cream, for the love of pizza, etc? And we would do a month long ice cream challenge for example where people would post different flavors and brands they had tried. All the while still fitting in their calorie/macro goals and staying on track with weight and fitness goals. The talk about pumpkin stuff and if it’s meant for only October reminded me. I miss those active groups.
I remember the ice cream group! Unfortunately it was already slowing down by the time I got there, but I enjoyed reading the old posts lol.1 -
WinoGelato wrote: »Do any of the old timers in here remember when we used to have the groups for the love of ice cream, for the love of pizza, etc? And we would do a month long ice cream challenge for example where people would post different flavors and brands they had tried. All the while still fitting in their calorie/macro goals and staying on track with weight and fitness goals. The talk about pumpkin stuff and if it’s meant for only October reminded me. I miss those active groups.
I remember the ice cream group! Unfortunately it was already slowing down by the time I got there, but I enjoyed reading the old posts lol.
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WinoGelato wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »
I don’t think Five Guys has ranch do they? I remember thinking this also that it would be perfect to dip the Cajun fries in and remember being disappointed. Maybe they were just out.
They don't... but I used to work by a Five Guys... kept a bottle of ranch in my desk.4 -
SuzySunshine99 wrote: »I like pumpkin stuff that actually has pumpkin in it, not just the spices, so pumpkin bread would be good...
Yum.. smothered in butter🤤2 -
slimgirljo15 wrote: »SuzySunshine99 wrote: »I like pumpkin stuff that actually has pumpkin in it, not just the spices, so pumpkin bread would be good...
Yum.. smothered in butter🤤
Or cream cheese.2
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