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Re: Foods that trigger arguments [Re: Duck_Hunter] #15299566 01/12/25 03:02 AM
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Originally Posted by Duck_Hunter
Oh, and I worked with a guy from Chicago and we traveled there to meet with customers. We went out to his favorite spots from when he lived there. I asked about Chicago style pizza. He said nobody from there eats it, which is a stretch, but it’s definitely not the preferred style by locals.



We went to Geno's East by the Ballpark years ago. We had no clue that after the customary 30 minute or so wait pn a table on a weekend night in DFW that we had another 1-1/2hr wait before our pizza was ready after we ordered.
I remembered thinking it was probably not the best concept if you wanted to turn tables in a timely manner and hit volume sales.
The pizza was meh, really had no reason to go back.

Re: Foods that trigger arguments [Re: Bigbob_FTW] #15299579 01/12/25 03:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Bigbob_FTW
Originally Posted by Duck_Hunter
Oh, and I worked with a guy from Chicago and we traveled there to meet with customers. We went out to his favorite spots from when he lived there. I asked about Chicago style pizza. He said nobody from there eats it, which is a stretch, but it’s definitely not the preferred style by locals.


Good lord dude. loco


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Re: Foods that trigger arguments [Re: Bigbob_FTW] #15299599 01/12/25 03:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Bigbob_FTW


I mean, at 13:02 in your video, it’s hinted at. And if you want a pizza reviewer’s take on Chicago-style pizza, or the best pizza in Chicago, look at Dave Portnoy’s One Bite reviews.


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Re: Foods that trigger arguments [Re: WAWI] #15299603 01/12/25 03:47 AM
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It has to be bbq. No one cares if some one hot dog sauce or spaghetti sauce chili. Chicago pizza looks nasty!

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Re: Foods that trigger arguments [Re: Darin S.] #15299634 01/12/25 04:14 AM
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Originally Posted by Darin S.
Cheesesteak. Cheese wiz is the worst food ever invented.


But it’s pretty good on a cheesesteak.


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Re: Foods that trigger arguments [Re: 9094] #15299648 01/12/25 04:18 AM
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Originally Posted by 9094
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Cheesesteak. Cheese wiz is the worst food ever invented.


But it’s pretty good on a cheesesteak.


No it’s not.

Re: Foods that trigger arguments [Re: Darin S.] #15299691 01/12/25 05:02 AM
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Cheesesteak. Cheese wiz is the worst food ever invented.


But it’s pretty good on a cheesesteak.


No it’s not.


Provolone is acceptable, too. Try that (I think it’s better than wiz).


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Re: Foods that trigger arguments [Re: WAWI] #15300541 01/13/25 01:57 AM
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these fellers would argue about scrabbled eggs.

It aint true American scrambled eggs if you add milk......Only yankee comi bastages add milk...... straight up free range bald eagle eggs, fertilized and kick'n, salt and pepper like Mary fixed for the baby Jesus. cooked in cast iron skillet washed only in conservative republican patriotic tears of Ronald Reagan collected when he got shot with a 50 cal 22 pistol, fighting Gorbachev on top of the Berlin wall as he tore it down bare handed.


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If you put beans in your chili, you don't know beans about chili.

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Re: Foods that trigger arguments [Re: WAWI] #15300580 01/13/25 02:59 AM
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Churches chicken wings...people have died in Chicago over disputes in these places

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Try being married to the world's worse picky eater. According to her, I can't even make decent microwave popcorn.


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