(A poll would be pretty awesome
Deep dish or thin crust?
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Deep dish or thin crust?
Which do you prefer? I personally prefer thin crust most of the time, but a deep dish once in a while is pretty good.
(A poll would be pretty awesome
: thin crust, deep dish, or "I hate pizza")
(A poll would be pretty awesome
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Re: Deep dish or thin crust?
I hate pizza
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Re: Deep dish or thin crust?
Deep dish
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Re: Deep dish or thin crust?
Why choose? I like both. (hint hint add option)
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Gah, it erased the previous votes when I changed the options. I blame it on you.bassmasta wrote:Why choose? I like both. (hint hint add option)
I loved the square deep dish pizzas from Little Caesars. Unfortunately, none of the ones near me sell them any more.
Re: Deep dish or thin crust?
and thin equals less. I'm a fan of regular myself, but since that's not an option, I guess I'll go with deep dish.
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Re: Deep dish or thin crust?
I like both...but the thin stuff at Ian's slays all others (Ian's is a pizza place in madison...with godly pizza)

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Re: Deep dish or thin crust?
I've actually never had a real deep dish, and I don't like thin crust terribly much. What about normal pizza? That's not an option?
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Re: Deep dish or thin crust?
I'd say vote "Both" if you prefer regular crust.snowpenguin wrote:I've actually never had a real deep dish, and I don't like thin crust terribly much. What about normal pizza? That's not an option?
And we'll have to get you to Chicago. Giordano's is my personal deep-dish favorite. Gino's East is a close second.
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Re: Deep dish or thin crust?
What about deep dish, but with mini thin crust pizzas for pepperoni? 
It depends on the place, really. There's a local chain around my area that makes a great thin crust pizza (lots of spices), but I know a local dive that makes a terrible "regular" pizza. (it's the size of a sheet cake and costs $5. Yeah.
The box has more flavor than the pizza.)
Newman's Own and Tombstone make awesome frozen pizzas. Celeste makes the best microwaveable ones.
It depends on the place, really. There's a local chain around my area that makes a great thin crust pizza (lots of spices), but I know a local dive that makes a terrible "regular" pizza. (it's the size of a sheet cake and costs $5. Yeah.
Newman's Own and Tombstone make awesome frozen pizzas. Celeste makes the best microwaveable ones.
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Re: Deep dish or thin crust?
Deep dish all the way. Thin crust can be delicious, but nothing like a nice deep dish pizza.
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Re: Deep dish or thin crust?
I love Giordanos. There is also a place in Romeoville, Fat Ricky's, that I am quite fond of for Deep Dish.jdmlight wrote:I'd say vote "Both" if you prefer regular crust.snowpenguin wrote:I've actually never had a real deep dish, and I don't like thin crust terribly much. What about normal pizza? That's not an option?
And we'll have to get you to Chicago. Giordano's is my personal deep-dish favorite. Gino's East is a close second.
Regular style pizza is good too, we used too go to unos all the time when there was one in naperville. Now that its gone we just go to the one in brookfieod every year during MGC. Its right across the street from that chipotle everyone loves so much. :p
Re: Deep dish or thin crust?
Thin all the way baby! 
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Re: Deep dish or thin crust?
The "I hate pizza" option was just for you. Because you're the only person I know who doesn't like pizza. And you call yourself a college studentlifeisbetterwithketchup wrote:I hate pizza
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Re: Deep dish or thin crust?
Really depends, but my two favorite pizza places are thin crust. If any of you are ever in Dayton you have to eat at a http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marion%27s_Piazza" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; . Also, if you're ever in Columbus you have to eat at Planks Pizzeria. Both have really distinct but amazing thin crust. Plank's has a sweet taste and strange pepperonis. Marion's uses local cheese and meat and is just amazing.
Other than these places I pretty much hate pizza.
Other than these places I pretty much hate pizza.
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