Anonymous #2 13w

There’s no pasta in it, and pizza dough is different than pasta dough

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Anonymous #5 13w

“Lobster that is too buttery sucks”

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Anonymous #6 13w

Comparing deep dish pizza to buttery lobster is laughable. Buttery lobster is good, deep dish pizza is not. Happy to clear this up for anyone who’s confused.

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Anonymous #5 13w

You’re so dramatic I ain’t never met a bad pizza

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Anonymous #6 13w

I have, it’s called deep dish pizza

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Anonymous #5 13w

When a redditor doesnt know what an opinion is 🤓

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Anonymous #7 13w

You can have your opinion, I have mine. Is that not okay? Only works one way?

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Anonymous #5 13w

You live in a pessimistic world and I truly pity you, pizza is literally bread tomato sauce and cheese with toppings of your choice how could any combination of those be “bad”

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Anonymous #6 13w

Right of course, it’s not possible for someone to not be able to cook it properly. Of course nothing made with those ingredients could ever be bad because everyone knows how to cook exceptional food. Deep dish pizza is an example, in my opinion, of not properly made food. It’s less of the taste and more of the texture. Although I have also had bad tasting deep dish pizza just as I’ve had bad tasting NY style pizza.

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Yeah fr lmao

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Enlightened Chad: all pizza good Pizzacel virgins: Deep-dish pizza is structurally inefficient—it’s more a casserole than a pizza. The crust lacks the elasticity needed for proper support, and the reversed layering traps moisture, leading to soggy bottoms and uneven heating. Its height breaks the ideal topping-to-crust ratio, resulting in a dense, unbalanced eating experience.

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Anonymous #6 13w

Again, saying that all pizza is good is fundamentally wrong. I’ve had bad pizza before. I’ve had bad tasting deep dish pizza, I’ve had bad tasting NY style pizza, I’ve had bad tasting Sicilian pizza. Pizza CAN be bad. I will say, even when the deep dish pizza tastes good, I’m still not a fan due to the texture of the pizza. Sure I’ll eat it if it’s in front of me but I’m not going out of my way to order it like I would NY style or Sicilian.

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Ok I used the wrong word my intention was to say I live in a world without bad pizza and you guys live in a world where deep dish pizza is bad truly wish you could experience the world that I live in

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Anonymous #5 13w

We have fundamentally different interpretations of all pizza is good, I believe, to my core I might add, that pizza the concept is always good, in good faith preparation(oh do you like shit and piss pizza, checkmate atheist). Everyone has preferences, some types of pizza is better than other but I truly believe there is no such thing as bad pizza.

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Anonymous #6 13w

someone needs to take their relationship w deep dish pizza to exclusivity cause you’re crashing out like someone just disrespected your girlfriend. calm down.

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Anonymous #9 13w

Idk about you but I’m at fucking work rn and im bored as hell but I’m on here talking about pizza becuase it’s a light hearted argument I’m having with someone I’m currently enjoying talking to but some people can’t fathom having discourse without fucking jerking off to the controversy

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Tbh this whole argument is problematic

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Anonymous #4 13w

it’s ok, i love lasagna

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Anonymous #6 13w

I like deep dish pizza but it’s not that deep bro😭

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it’s problematic to be passionate about something damn 😔 man’s right tho, no type of pizza is fundamentally bad (other than New York pizza, it’s only good for the rats)

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it’s not that serious dude just let the man talk

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Anonymous #13 13w

Most deep dishes have a LOT more cheese than a regular pizza in my experience

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