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Re:Amazon’s “two-pizza teams”: The ultimate divisional organ... by toyg on Sunday September 01, 2019 @07:18AM (#20851655)
It’s not just diameter - Italian pizza is thin and light, American pizza is deep and heavy. Hence why America moved towards “sharing” formats, because eating a whole dish is challenging for a single person.
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Re:Amazon’s “two-pizza teams”: The ultimate divisional organ... by mc32 on Sunday September 01, 2019 @08:25AM (#20851892)
There is thin crust vs Chicago deep dish and “Sicilian”. Some thin crus places are really thin.

There is also the matter of toppings. You can have traditional like four seasons, margherita, or you can have bbq chicken with eggs and potato topping.

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Re:Amazon’s “two-pizza teams”: The ultimate divisional organ... by usrlocaletc on Sunday September 01, 2019 @08:38AM (#20851946)
Teams ought to be grouped on the same religious wavelength (for/against) regarding pineapple and anchovies. Diversity in this respect would be quite deleterious to morale.
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Re:Amazon’s “two-pizza teams”: The ultimate divisional organ... by Consultant32452 on Sunday September 01, 2019 @10:06AM (#20852330)
I've had "shepherd's pie" pizza before. They used mashed potatoes for the sauce. It was pretty tasty, but I could feel the carbs.
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Re:Amazon’s “two-pizza teams”: The ultimate divisional organ... by usrlocaletc on Sunday September 01, 2019 @08:25AM (#20851891)
That's too vague because American pizza includes thin crust, regular, stuffed-crust, and Chicago-style (thick, pan-style). You gotta be more specific when ordering. ;)
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