sidthesloth wrote:What is this acronym you're using?centermid7 wrote:TBS there is a LOT of bad pizza in Italy.
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Pizza in Hua Hin
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If you want a real treat, try the seafood pizza at the little Italian place in MV. They even leave the tails on the shrimp for you. Lol
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Do they swap out the normal mayonnaise for lemon aioli?RCer wrote:If you want a real treat, try the seafood pizza at the little Italian place in MV. They even leave the tails on the shrimp for you. Lol
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It's good that we all have different tastes and that we're finding more and more places to cater for most of us here. However (and this is just my particular pickiness and of no interest to anyone else but hey, this is a forum), the mere thought of prawns - or any seafood, or sweet corn, or mayonnaise etc etc - polluting a pizza makes me want to throw up. But that Marguerita in the photo looks really tempting...
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I watched a Mark Weins vlog on YouTube a few days ago, he and Ying were in Newyork. The vlog was titled "The best pizza in Newyork ". The pizza cost $32 and Mark said it was great.
My opinion, $32 for bread and cheese, bonkers. Totally bonkers. I've enjoyed a few pizzas in huahin, mostly in the place very close to the Hilton.
My opinion, $32 for bread and cheese, bonkers. Totally bonkers. I've enjoyed a few pizzas in huahin, mostly in the place very close to the Hilton.
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I read today that the Wellesley Hotel in Knightsbridge, London is currently knocking out a white truffle and fancy, soft curdy Italian cheese pizza. Generous serving of white truffle, apparently. Well, one would hope it would be at £200.
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Pizza in the US is a primary food source, so the prices are outrageous.raphoedon wrote:I watched a Mark Weins vlog on YouTube a few days ago, he and Ying were in Newyork. The vlog was titled "The best pizza in Newyork ". The pizza cost $32 and Mark said it was great.
My opinion, $32 for bread and cheese, bonkers. Totally bonkers. I've enjoyed a few pizzas in huahin, mostly in the place very close to the Hilton.
Keep in mind I said food, not nourishment. Thus the ever growing population.
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$32 is on the high side for California, but depending on the toppings, can easily reach that amount also, and more. Pizza is everywhere in the states, and very, very popular. Some very creative, and thus expensive, pizza makers out there
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I have pizza delivered a couple of times a year and I've never paid more than $20 for a pretty big pie.... and I order it with everything but the kitchen sink on it, usually with 2 to 3 meats and 5 veggies with double cheese.
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The prices may be a bit high but the quality of the ingredients in the USA is outstanding. You will never find ingredients that good in a Thai pie.RCer wrote:Pizza in the US is a primary food source, so the prices are outrageous.raphoedon wrote:I watched a Mark Weins vlog on YouTube a few days ago, he and Ying were in Newyork. The vlog was titled "The best pizza in Newyork ". The pizza cost $32 and Mark said it was great.
My opinion, $32 for bread and cheese, bonkers. Totally bonkers. I've enjoyed a few pizzas in huahin, mostly in the place very close to the Hilton.
Keep in mind I said food, not nourishment. Thus the ever growing population.
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pizza is Polish slang for vagina.
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So "I ate Pizza last night" could have a totally different meaning?
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If we wanna talk about eating pizza in Poland do we have to start a whole new thread?
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Mr. Beam in soi88 next to Genova pizza which someone recommended(I don't). Great pizza, great owners and great bar next door. Can't go wrong really. I live near and their delivery list is on my lobby.
I don't eat pizza often but Mr. Beam is top notch.
I don't eat pizza often but Mr. Beam is top notch.