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I always eat my Pizza with Coleslaw.

What do you like to eat your Pizza with?


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"Corey Richardson" > wrote in message
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>I always eat my Pizza with Coleslaw.
>


On your Pizza?


> What do you like to eat your Pizza with?


inconsistent.

Dimitri

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On Sun, 21 Sep 2008 16:44:57 -0700, "Dimitri" >
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>"Corey Richardson" > wrote in message
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>>I always eat my Pizza with Coleslaw.
>>

>
>On your Pizza?


Yeah, *on* my Pizza. A little bit with each bite...

Is that strange!? Am I strange?

>> What do you like to eat your Pizza with?

>
>inconsistent.


Pardon?

Do you eat it on its own?

(Maybe I'm strange!)

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"Corey Richardson" > wrote in message
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> On Sun, 21 Sep 2008 16:44:57 -0700, "Dimitri" >
> wrote:
>
>>
>>"Corey Richardson" > wrote in message
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>>>I always eat my Pizza with Coleslaw.
>>>

>>
>>On your Pizza?

>
> Yeah, *on* my Pizza. A little bit with each bite...
>
> Is that strange!? Am I strange?


Like the song "Its not for me to say"

>>> What do you like to eat your Pizza with?

>>
>>inconsistent.

>
> Pardon?
>
> Do you eat it on its own?
>
> (Maybe I'm strange!)



Nothing on the top of the pizza - that's why one can order what he/she
likes.

sometimes

Beer
Salad
Pasta
Breadsticks swimming in garlic butter & cheese
Antipasto
Red wine
Broasted chicken.

I just depends.

Dimitri

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Corey Richardson > wrote:

> I always eat my Pizza with Coleslaw.
>
> What do you like to eat your Pizza with?


Idiot Alert!

Cut the crossposting if you feel like responding. We don't need any
more idiots in here.

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"Corey Richardson" > wrote in message
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>I always eat my Pizza with Coleslaw.
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> What do you like to eat your Pizza with?
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Beer. Anything else would be sissy food.


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On Mon, 22 Sep 2008 00:40:08 +0100, Corey Richardson
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>I always eat my Pizza with Coleslaw.
>
>What do you like to eat your Pizza with?
>

With? Hot pepper flakes, maybe a shake of parm.

We usually order lasagna along with the pizza because my hubby likes
it. If it was me, I'd just have pizza. The lasagna usually comes
before the pizza, so it's like a different course. Oh, we also make
it a "dinner", we have soup and salad - but that's before the pizza is
served too.


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Corey Richardson wrote:
> I always eat my Pizza with Coleslaw.
>
> What do you like to eat your Pizza with?


Gotta be salad with thin sliced deli ham, small cheese cubes, thin
sliced onion, fresh black pepper and red pepper
with ranch dressing. Maybe with parmesan cheese. Don't forget the
banana peppers.

Cream of mushroom soup with thinly sliced onion cooked in, broiled
whatever white cheese on top.

Soft bread sticks with garlic butter and hot pizza sauce with parmesan
cheese

My favorite breadsticks were from Little Ceasars pizza
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Corey Richardson wrote:
> I always eat my Pizza with Coleslaw.
>
> What do you like to eat your Pizza with?


Gotta be salad with thin sliced deli ham, small cheese cubes, thin
sliced onion, fresh black pepper and red pepper
with ranch dressing. Maybe with parmesan cheese. Don't forget the
banana peppers.

Cream of mushroom soup with thinly sliced onion cooked in, broiled
whatever white cheese on top.

Soft bread sticks with garlic butter and hot pizza sauce with parmesan
cheese

My favorite breadsticks were from Little Ceasars chain pizza
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> I always eat my Pizza with Coleslaw.
>
> What do you like to eat your Pizza with?
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My fingers.

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"Corey Richardson" > wrote in message
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> I always eat my Pizza with Coleslaw.
>
> What do you like to eat your Pizza with?


Cheesy Bread, Garlic Souce, and regular Coke... NO BUFFOLO WING'S.....
Better yet make that Coke and captian's.

i am anaware of of any Pizza chain that sells cole-slaw with it's pizza.
So unless I am mistaken, please disconinute posting any folowing
conversation to alt-fast.food, unless it is clearly on-topic.

Sorry to be rude, but we've have an infiltration of off-topic's post's
lately to our group, many of which originated at UK groups.

Peace,

Jerry


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On Mon, 22 Sep 2008 00:40:08 +0100, Corey Richardson
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>I always eat my Pizza with Coleslaw.
>
>What do you like to eat your Pizza with?
>


Good Italian red wine. That's it. Pizza is definitely a stand-alone
dish.

Nathalie in Switzerland
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In article >,
Corey Richardson > wrote:

> I always eat my Pizza with Coleslaw.
>
> What do you like to eat your Pizza with?


Just a soft drink to wash it down with. Pizza is kind of heavy, even the
thin crust kind, so I really don't need anything to go with it.
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Jerry Sauk > wrote:

> i am anaware of of any Pizza chain that sells cole-slaw with it's pizza.
> So unless I am mistaken, please disconinute posting any folowing
> conversation to alt-fast.food, unless it is clearly on-topic.


Pizza Hut Taco Bell KFC sells cole slaw, and they're all under the
same fast-food roof.

Jenny doesn't like cole slaw (it reminds her of chicken with bones),
and anything she doesn't like is off-tiopic for the fast-food group.

**** off, you self-centered, petty little bitch.

-sw
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"Spurtz" > wrote in message
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> Jerry Sauk > wrote:
>
>> i am anaware of of any Pizza chain that sells cole-slaw with it's pizza.
>> So unless I am mistaken, please disconinute posting any folowing
>> conversation to alt-fast.food, unless it is clearly on-topic.

>
> Pizza Hut Taco Bell KFC sells cole slaw, and they're all under the
> same fast-food roof.
>
> Jenny doesn't like cole slaw (it reminds her of chicken with bones),
> and anything she doesn't like is off-tiopic for the fast-food group.
>
> **** off, you self-centered, petty little bitch.
>
> -sw


I'll second that.

-se



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On Mon 22 Sep 2008 01:54:57a, Nathalie Chiva told us...

> On Mon, 22 Sep 2008 00:40:08 +0100, Corey Richardson
> > wrote:
>
>>I always eat my Pizza with Coleslaw.
>>
>>What do you like to eat your Pizza with?
>>

>
> Good Italian red wine. That's it. Pizza is definitely a stand-alone
> dish.
>
> Nathalie in Switzerland
>


If I'm in a restaurant I always have a small salad before the pizza
arrives. At home, just the pizza.

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Nathalie Chiva wrote:

>> I always eat my Pizza with Coleslaw.
>> What do you like to eat your Pizza with?


> Good Italian red wine. That's it. Pizza is definitely a stand-alone
> dish.


How true! Beer if I am at work and don't / can't drink wine.
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Corey Richardson wrote:
> I always eat my Pizza with Coleslaw.
>
> What do you like to eat your Pizza with?
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More pizza!

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kilikini wrote:

> Jerry, I thought cole slaw was weird with pizza, too, so I did a Google.
> Rosati's Authentic Chicago-Style Pizza serves cole slaw with pizza and
> *pasta*, of all things. Pizza *&* Pasta? Anyway, further Googling found
> Classic Pizza in the UK that serves cole slaw with pizza. So, although it
> sounds strange, it's out there.


Here's some in Green Bay, WI (isn't this where that Jerry dude lives?)
that serve cole slaw with pizza.

http://www.greenbaypizzaco.com/westsidemenu.nxg
http://www.explorewisconsin.com/RiverRailRestaurant/

And Jerry oughta feel right at home he

http://www.myfatzos.com/Menu.htm

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"Corey Richardson" > wrote in message
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>I always eat my Pizza with Coleslaw.
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> What do you like to eat your Pizza with?
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>


A Knife and fork.

Robert




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Corey Richardson wrote:
> I always eat my Pizza with Coleslaw.
>
> What do you like to eat your Pizza with?
>
>


Pizza accompaniment? Drummer, bass player, some horns and a pianist.
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Corey Richardson wrote:
> I always eat my Pizza with Coleslaw.
>
> What do you like to eat your Pizza with?



With what do you like to eat your pizza? <real English, not that
guinea speak>

Another slice after slice after slice, sometimes I'm a four slicer.
Pizza is a full course meal; got yer carbs, got yer veggies, got yer
protein... only thing missing is a beverage; beer is prefered but cola
or root beer will suffice.
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Buck wrote:
> kilikini wrote:
>
>> Jerry, I thought cole slaw was weird with pizza, too, so I did a
>> Google. Rosati's Authentic Chicago-Style Pizza serves cole slaw with
>> pizza and *pasta*, of all things. Pizza *&* Pasta? Anyway, further
>> Googling found Classic Pizza in the UK that serves cole slaw with
>> pizza. So, although it sounds strange, it's out there.

>
> Here's some in Green Bay, WI (isn't this where that Jerry dude lives?)
> that serve cole slaw with pizza.
>
> http://www.greenbaypizzaco.com/westsidemenu.nxg
> http://www.explorewisconsin.com/RiverRailRestaurant/
>
> And Jerry oughta feel right at home he
>
> http://www.myfatzos.com/Menu.htm
>
> Bucky


It's where he *lived*. He dead now. Very dead.

-sw
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"Buck" > wrote in message
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> kilikini wrote:
>
> > Jerry, I thought cole slaw was weird with pizza, too, so I did a Google.
> > Rosati's Authentic Chicago-Style Pizza serves cole slaw with pizza and
> > *pasta*, of all things. Pizza *&* Pasta? Anyway, further Googling

found
> > Classic Pizza in the UK that serves cole slaw with pizza. So, although

it
> > sounds strange, it's out there.

>
> Here's some in Green Bay, WI (isn't this where that Jerry dude lives?)
> that serve cole slaw with pizza.
>
> http://www.greenbaypizzaco.com/westsidemenu.nxg
> http://www.explorewisconsin.com/RiverRailRestaurant/
>
> And Jerry oughta feel right at home he
>
> http://www.myfatzos.com/Menu.htm
>
> Bucky


I've actually been to Fatzo's a few time's. very good pizza and sub's.


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Jerry Sauk wrote:

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> I've actually been to Fatzo's a few time's. very good pizza and sub's.
>
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Very good pizza? They have the worst pizza. Decent subs though.


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Scott said...

> Jerry Sauk wrote:
>
>>
>> I've actually been to Fatzo's a few time's. very good pizza and sub's.
>>
>>

>
> Very good pizza? They have the worst pizza. Decent subs though.



Ever put pesto on as a pizza topping (after cooked)?

Seems a natural match.

Andy

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Andy wrote:
> Scott said...
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>> Jerry Sauk wrote:
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>>> I've actually been to Fatzo's a few time's. very good pizza and sub's.
>>>
>>>

>> Very good pizza? They have the worst pizza. Decent subs though.

>
>
> Ever put pesto on as a pizza topping (after cooked)?
>
> Seems a natural match.
>
> Andy
>


Not as a topping but for the sauce. Great change of pace from using
tomato sauce.
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Scott said...

> Andy wrote:
>> Scott said...
>>
>>> Jerry Sauk wrote:
>>>
>>>> I've actually been to Fatzo's a few time's. very good pizza and

sub's.
>>>>
>>>>
>>> Very good pizza? They have the worst pizza. Decent subs though.

>>
>>
>> Ever put pesto on as a pizza topping (after cooked)?
>>
>> Seems a natural match.
>>
>> Andy
>>

>
> Not as a topping but for the sauce. Great change of pace from using
> tomato sauce.



I wonder how it would bake up! ?
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Andy wrote:
> Scott said...
>
>> Andy wrote:
>>> Scott said...
>>>
>>>> Jerry Sauk wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> I've actually been to Fatzo's a few time's. very good pizza and

> sub's.
>>>>>
>>>> Very good pizza? They have the worst pizza. Decent subs though.
>>>
>>> Ever put pesto on as a pizza topping (after cooked)?
>>>
>>> Seems a natural match.
>>>
>>> Andy
>>>

>> Not as a topping but for the sauce. Great change of pace from using
>> tomato sauce.

>
>
> I wonder how it would bake up! ?


Incredibly hot in my experience. But very good.

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Albert Worschey said...

> Andy wrote:
>> Scott said...
>>
>>> Andy wrote:
>>>> Scott said...
>>>>
>>>>> Jerry Sauk wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> I've actually been to Fatzo's a few time's. very good pizza and

>> sub's.
>>>>>>
>>>>> Very good pizza? They have the worst pizza. Decent subs though.
>>>>
>>>> Ever put pesto on as a pizza topping (after cooked)?
>>>>
>>>> Seems a natural match.
>>>>
>>>> Andy
>>>>
>>> Not as a topping but for the sauce. Great change of pace from using
>>> tomato sauce.

>>
>>
>> I wonder how it would bake up! ?

>
> Incredibly hot in my experience. But very good.



Albert,

I was imagining it might burn during baking.

Best,

Andy



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Andy wrote:
> Albert Worschey said...
>
>> Andy wrote:
>>> Scott said...
>>>
>>>> Andy wrote:
>>>>> Scott said...
>>>>>
>>>>>> Jerry Sauk wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I've actually been to Fatzo's a few time's. very good pizza and
>>> sub's.
>>>>>> Very good pizza? They have the worst pizza. Decent subs though.
>>>>> Ever put pesto on as a pizza topping (after cooked)?
>>>>>
>>>>> Seems a natural match.
>>>>>
>>>>> Andy
>>>>>
>>>> Not as a topping but for the sauce. Great change of pace from using
>>>> tomato sauce.
>>>
>>> I wonder how it would bake up! ?

>> Incredibly hot in my experience. But very good.

>
>
> Albert,
>
> I was imagining it might burn during baking.
>
> Best,
>
> Andy
>

It does darken quite a bit, but still tastes very good.

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Corey Richardson wrote:
> I always eat my Pizza with Coleslaw.
> What do you like to eat your Pizza with?


Beer or red wine.
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