Jesse, I've found the new crust is way too distractingly flavoured. The deep dish pizza is not actually deep dish and is much tastier. But I still haven't found good local delivery yet.
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ITA on the crust. It makes me not want to eat it for breakfast.
The only chain pizza I like anymore is the Pizza Hut Thin Crust. That was yummy.
Unrelated to pizza (or anything else), the thing I like least about parenting these days? The smell of teenage boys' feet. My god. TOXIC.
ALSO I am now the owner of a fire extinguisher!
We own six. What? I'm married to an actuary.
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Big Island!
Thin crust tastes good right away, but reheats for shit. I keep forgetting that when I order it. And since it's only little old me, there are always leftovers.
(Don't tell anyone I used cream of mushroom soup to make the sauce instead of putting on pants and buying mushrooms, k?)
Eh. Add a dash of sherry and it's - well, not great, but reasonably tasty.
I haven't eaten Domino's in so many years that I'm not sure I even could at this point, even though Monaghan doesn't own them anymore.
Thin crust tastes good right away, but reheats for shit.
Even in the broiler or the toaster oven? I can't remember the last time I reheated, though -- the kids generally gobble up anything left over and they have no couth.
Thin crust tastes good right away, but reheats for shit.
I find that if I reheat it in a skillet over medium low heat, the crust crisps up again nicely. It takes about 5 minutes if you start it at room temp, more like 10 if it's straight out of the fridge.