Praying Lewis updates us soon. I had a Morrison's pizza a long while back and didn't rate it, but will definitely try it again if the reports are positive, I work right next to the big one in Norwich.
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Praying Lewis updates us soon. I had a Morrison's pizza a long while back and didn't rate it, but will definitely try it again if the reports are positive, I work right next to the big one in Norwich.
I used to go there for Soreen toasting loaf before Asda started selling it.
UPDATE: Has anyone has the Asda equivalent 'Finest' pizzas? They're a delight.
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Not a fan of stone baked but that top one looks rather good.
Are you having some sort of breakdown Quince?
What makes you say that?
Let's hope it's a breakdown. If not he suffers from truly appalling chat.
But it's not a breakdown. So....Quote:
Originally Posted by Adamski
Is 'chat' a thing?
Is asking whether chat is a word a thing?
Everything's a thing.
Chat sounds like something that happens during a FIFA game and ends up on ladbible though. Lots of innits and boiiiis included of course.
Yes then.
I have come to the conclusion that Morrisons shade it by being more generous with the tomato sauce. That has become a bit of an issue with my Asda, who seem to spend longer and longer covering the base with less and less, but it may well differ from shop to shop. Either way, we can at least be grateful for a viable alternative - something which the Sainsbury's ones are definitely not. They leave about two inches of crust around the topping, and they cost four quid. lol no thanks dickheads.Quote:
Originally Posted by Samadini
Tesco are very generous with the toppings but their base is a genuine disgrace. It's somehow both too crunchy and too chewy, and even on the one that purports not to be 'deep pan' it's about an inch thick.
These are four quid now. Wankers.
Picked up a 14" meat feast in there today :drool:
4 sterling is still good considering a Dominos is about 300 quid.
£10 for 12" in my local takeaway. I'll be grabbing a couple later in the week, probably.
They're better than Dominos too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Giggles
By far.Quote:
Originally Posted by John
I'll be having a Chicago Town takeaway pepperoni soon, buzzing. Might bang some garlic bread and chips in too
Are Dominos really expensive there too? £18 a pizza here is an abomination.Quote:
Originally Posted by Giggles
They're like £7 for the same pizza in Australia. Fucking nuts.
Yeah it's brutal. There's usually a deal on but it's always on stuff you don't want anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Adamski
I remember the Mrs saying the same thing about it in Australia too. Her and her mates couldn't believe how cheap it was there in comparison.
Yeah there often is a deal but its still north of £20 for a pizza and the good sides. Pizza and pakora from the Indian is about half the price for the same quantity.
A Dominos is $8 over here, which is as much as they can possibly be worth.
Just to let the foreigners/wankers know, what Giggles has posted is a particularly - almost uniquely - poor example of what we've been talking about. How he's managed that is beyond me.
Next time I'm in the UK shopping in getting a few of them and freezing them. If the drawers are big enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by Adamski
I spent £18 on a Domino's today. Worth.
Was the only 14" meat feast in the shop.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lewis
Even if there's normally more stuff on them, the base still makes it epic.
All bets are off during a hangover to be fair.Quote:
Originally Posted by Waffdon
It looks a bit tragic, I have to say.
D'you have my Snapchat? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Adamski
Mexican Fiesta is niceeeeeeeeee
He's neither female, 12, or a blogger so I sincerely hope he doesn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by Waffdon
No but it's Sunday and you're about 18. Hangover.Quote:
Originally Posted by Waffdon
Fuck how that pizza looks, I bet it tasted amazing.
Haha, fair one. Not long until Two for Tuesday :drool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Adamski
Absolutely. Hipster wankers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Soldier
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I even love these bad boys.
So much better than those shit Italian type ones that blowhards love telling us are the only proper pizzas.
Those bases :sick:
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I prefer those Italian type bases to that ASDA sort but each to their own.
Those Italian Stone-baked ones are better I think as well, though I don't mind those frozen pizzas now and then either, just so long as you don't eat any ones that come with meat (because fuck knows what sort of meat that is).
That said, I do appreciate that the bases can sometimes get a little too thick and chewy on those. Quite a lot of places here that attempt it don't seem to pull it off properly. Pizza's supposed to be a bit sort of crispy, IMO.
Those are brilliant as a midnight snack.Quote:
Originally Posted by leedsrevolution
Oh yes, now we're talking.
That's a Pie though, no? Not a pizza.
Sod having that on your stomach at 1am. I once delved into cheddar and red Leicester at 1am. Mentalist. Anyway, the outcome was stomach pains galore for the next hour.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir Andy Mahowry
Back to pizzas, the last doninoes i had eas very good. Limited grease, maximum flavour. Better than a Tesco own.
I've done 2 at 4am once and didn't bat an eyelid.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dquincy
Red Leicester is perhaps the best thing to come out of the UK ever, by the way.
That with a bit of Branston Pickle on a slice of bread :drool:
Dominoes is better than a ASDA pizza, of course it is. There just fucking expensive so a cost to quality comparison don't add up. If you could pick a Dominoes for 4 quid everyone would pick one up over a fucking ASDA pizza, everyone.
Put that as your Tinder profile. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir Andy Mahowry
My friend had a proper hissy fit because that's the only cheese I had In the fridge.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mazuuurk
It's so much better than cheddar.
Orange cheese > yellow cheese. That's just common knowedge.
I don't really know any other orange cheeses, so so long as it's Red Leicester, that seems true.
That's not to say Cheddar isn't a piece of glorious food either, though.