/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.19596972]

nothing beats a good Chicago style 'Za

[Anonymous No.19596982]

>>19596972
everything beats it

[Anonymous No.19596985]

>>19596972
that's 'troit 'za not 'go 'za. Common mistake.

[Anonymous No.19596989]

>>19596972
I do not appreciate the tomato cake
Give me the big floppy New York style any day

[Anonymous No.19597000]

>>19596989
>same amount of pepperoni per slice
based ocd chef

[Anonymous No.19597002]

chicago style pizza is more like a pie than a pizza

[Anonymous No.19597005]

Illinois deserves to be nuked

[Anonymous No.19597009]

>>19596972
Americans are a mistake

[Anonymous No.19597017]

>>19597002
In my America, the sauce goes UNDER the toppings.

[Anonymous No.19597028]

Why the fuck are people responding to this trash troll thread. It's from a hick town in Pennsylvania. The pizza place blatantly used to be a house, but the name is on it.

[Anonymous No.19597027]

>>19597002
That's Chicago-style Deep Dish Pizza. It's also not ordered all that often by actual Chicagoans, being more of a tourist-trap thing these days. Tavern-style pizza is much more indicative of the local flavor.

[Anonymous No.19597096]

>>19597027
That doesn't look so bad but what is the point of the square cut? It'll be difficult to hold the center pieces, and each piece is different so it'll be much harder to split fairly. What's wrong with traditional pizza slicing?

[Anonymous No.19597107]

>>19596972
What the fuck is that pizza cake?

[Anonymous No.19597116]

>>19596972
That's Altoona style pizza you dumb fuck

[Anonymous No.19597251]

>>19596972
>Pic unrelated

[Anonymous No.19597258]

>>19596972
whoever is responsible for this belongs in jail

[Anonymous No.19597259]

>>19597096
I'm guessing because it's tavern style that means people will be sharing it while drinking and some people might only want a couple bites between drinks. More like a snack food than a meal.