Erie Fred
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Haven't you heard, "We" have flying cars.....Big grey strip between two "pavements".
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Erie Fred
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stumbled upon this:
fierogroup.com
Commercial Wood-Fired Pizza Ovens | Fiero Forni
Browse our large selection of authentic Italian pizza ovens for commercial and home use. From rotating and traditional ovens to mobile ovens and more!
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As we're well adrift from the originaal topic - this has just reminded me of a dedicated pizza oven story from here a couple of months ago - turns out it was nearer 5 years!! (I've been here too long).Whatever shop bought pizza you buy, read the instructions on the packet. Spent the evening chipping off a aldi pizza that appears to have needed a tray under it rather than just slinging it on the oven rack. Dough had sagged about 6 inches below the rack and wrapped itself round each bar, cheese was hanging down from top shelf and pooling on the bottom of the oven.
The most annoying this is, this isn't the first time it's happened
@skotl - did it ever get to the intended height?
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Nope - still on the ground!
Wait , so you are italian ( like me if it wasn't clear ) , but are you based in uk right now or are you still there in Sardinia ?
Bad guys still using 'pigs' method ?!
Who are you talking about ? Maybe people related to camorra or 'ndrangheta ?
Back to the thread :
Guys , really , I don't know how you can eat that stuff . One day I should invite you here in Italy in order to eat a good one , but yes we were talking about supermarket ones , so no invitation for you , bad bad boys .
I see also a Lancia Delta in your profile picture .
Are you a Rally Group B enthusiast or you just like that car ?
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Still in Sardinia.
Definitely group b enthusiast ,love the car .
And the one in the picture is an HF turbo 8V actually back home .
The owner has a Fulvia coupé too .
Struggling to accomplish the goal of racing a fiat 126 in hill climb and slalom.
Miki Biasion's shop is not so far from my home !
I love group B cars , I don't know all details like real lovers do , but damn , what a golden era , 70s-80s-90s (ish) , not that garbage of wrc . I'm a dirtbike lover to be fair , in the same years enduro was at his highest point . Now we lost everything , and for what , for Teslas ?
I think Toivonen said ' Wrc is for boys , Group B is for men ' .
I love group B cars , I don't know all details like real lovers do , but damn , what a golden era , 70s-80s-90s (ish) , not that garbage of wrc . I'm a dirtbike lover to be fair , in the same years enduro was at his highest point . Now we lost everything , and for what , for Teslas ?
I think Toivonen said ' Wrc is for boys , Group B is for men ' .
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I've recently started buying these, mainly because they're £2 as you say. They're in the "clearance" fridge at my local now, so I don't know if they're stopping them. The meaty one is better IMO, but just because I don't enjoy pizzas that are just cheese.
The "American Hot" still hadn't returned to Aldi, last time I checked.
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wow..!
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If you ever get the chance, a real "Four cheese" pizza is amazing. Last time I found one was in the back streets of Nice old town.
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I imagine a proper pizza is a quite different thing. I did have the Lewis Capaldi cheese one, it wasn't unpleasant and if I recall correctly there was a bit of a difference across the four types of cheese on it. I just prefer to have something else as well.
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bigegg
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I've been getting the "ready cooked" pizzas from Costco recently.
£14 for a pizza, garlic bread, and a 2l bottle of fizzy pop.
Easily enough to feed three adults, and three kids, and *really* good - like italian restaurant quality.
£14 for a pizza, garlic bread, and a 2l bottle of fizzy pop.
Easily enough to feed three adults, and three kids, and *really* good - like italian restaurant quality.
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Interestingly that site won't show me anything unless I tell them where I am. I bet it's more than £2 though.
Erie Fred
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Of course it is, just use my location "Erie, Pa." or 16501 zip code.
Probably $15 at least.
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Erie Fred
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It was just for reference on just how much meat can be pasted on top of a pizza crust....
Plane ticket for you might be a better option, but it is only Pizza hut....ugh.
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The Lewis Capaldi pizzas are back up to £4 now, so even though they're quite big and taste nice, I'm looking for something else. I had a Tesco £1.65 pepperoni the other week which was OK, but nothing special.
