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Originally posted by Palynka
I'm just joking.

I've never seen a Greek restaurant that made Pizza, though. Well, except pizza places in Greece, but it's not Greek related or that common.

I may be wrong, though. Is it common in the US for Greek places to have Pizza?
I know in Toronto, it's common for ANY nationality to own a pizza joint.

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Originally posted by darvlay
I know in Toronto, it's common for ANY nationality to own a pizza joint.
Portuguese pizza:

Sardines, codfish, cheese, fajitas and clams. Yummy.

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Originally posted by stocken
I thought American Pizza was the same as Pan Pizza. A ridiculous amount of
dough with an equally dumbfounded amount of cheese on it. Of course, the
word "pan" suggest an entirely different approach, but still... 😕

Nae, what do I know? All I know is that I love pizza with a thin dough and
fresh, juicy vegetables. You know? The kind that's not all dried out leaving a
dry crisp with chewie cheese?
Right... you can get "thin" if you like.. I prefer the standard size... you can also get FAT dough, but that gives me heartburn.

I like my vegies to get a bit crisp near the top... but the cheese isn't going to brown, and all the vegies are not going to burn up when you have 5 or 6 toppings on them.

Pizza is a good thing.

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Originally posted by darvlay
I know in Toronto, it's common for ANY nationality to own a pizza joint.
I've never seen any Asians running a pizza place, but I have seen an Irish/Mexican restaurant.

Poncho O'Mally's.

Go figure.

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
I've never seen any Asians running a pizza place, but I have seen an Irish/Mexican restaurant.

Poncho O'Mally's.

Go figure.

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Lol, that's a name you should have brought up earlier when we needed one.

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
I've never seen any Asians running a pizza place, but I have seen an Irish/Mexican restaurant.

Poncho O'Mally's.

Go figure.

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I had a couple in one of my old neighbourhoods. Their names:

Lulu Pizza and, get this, Pizza Ping.

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Originally posted by Freddie2006
Is it wrong to love this combination so much? Am I the only one?
Your not the only one mate.

There is only ONE mayonaise manufacturer though!

Oh, and the mayonaise has to be chilled, mixed up and then put on plate in huge quantities!

😀

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Originally posted by rmacken
Your not the only one mate.

There is only ONE mayonaise manufacturer though!

Oh, and the mayonaise has to be chilled, mixed up and then put on plate in huge quantities!

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Here's another guy with the mayo and pizza sauce flag.

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I am about to puke.

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
I've never seen any Asians running a pizza place, but I have seen an Irish/Mexican restaurant.

Poncho O'Mally's.

Go figure.

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In Japan they sell pizza with mayo all the time.

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Originally posted by AThousandYoung
I am about to puke.
Yes. We need a turn-green-and-vomit emoticon for this thread.

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Originally posted by Palynka
codfish
🙄

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Originally posted by smw6869
In Japan they sell pizza with mayo all the time.
Could be because the number of English people living, working, or vacationing?

I've never heard of mayo on pizza before.

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
Could be because the number of English people living, working, or vacationing?

I've never heard of mayo on pizza before.

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neither had i but to me mayo on anything is just plain wrong.

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Originally posted by trevor33
neither had i but to me mayo on anything is just plain wrong.
That's not thru love, there are some saucises who are delicious with mayo! 😉