Aren't all pizzas known as "Pizza Pies"?

santadog: Aren't all pizzas known as "Pizza Pies"?

Around here people just call 'em pizzas. Not pizza pies.

I bet a lot of farkers would be hard pressed to agree with Scalia on anything.

Well, I agree. Of course, I'm not real fond of deep dish pizza.

R.A.Danny: I bet a lot of farkers would be hard pressed to agree with Scalia on anything.


I agree with him on this.
Chicago style is great; it's delicious and it's filling, but it is not pizza.

It's only in matters of law that I think he's off his rocker.

Chicago "pizza" is a casserole, just like 99% of all Midwest cuisine.

And Scalia shouldn't be called a "Supreme Court Justice". The correct term is "corporatist whore".

fusillade762: Wait, is this good news or bad news for Herman Cain?

Almost certainly.

When he's right, he's right.

FloydA: Chicago style is great; it's delicious and it's filling, but it is not pizza.

I consider it a casserole,

Ahhhhhh... the pizza thread. A staple of the Fark community.

As we all know, Chicago Deep Dish is not pizza. It is a bowl of bread with cheese and sauce and meat chucked in there. While it has it's place on the menu, it is most certainly not pizza. This is a fact and not up for debate. If you disagree, you are wrong and you should seek help for your wrongness.

If you continue calling that gut-busting pile of crap "pizza", we just might have to nuke Chicago.

NewportBarGuy: it's

Sh*t. I'mma get crucified for that one.

NewportBarGuy: NewportBarGuy: it's

Sh*t. I'mma get crucified for that one.

If you do, I recommend the cross of St. Peter (AKA the Petrine Cross). Really brings out that indescribable suffering crucifixion fans crave.

Tomato pie is not Chicago pizza casserole. It is a delightful pie made with a rather thick crust and tomato sauce with herbs. It was invented in Utica, NY, and I wish that I had one at present. Scalia is wrong again. Color me shocked.
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FormlessOne: Why do we give a rat's rectum what that rat's rectum thinks about pizza?

Come on now. That's very unfair. To rat rectums.

All I know is that a "Chicago style" hot dog should be called "a farking mess no one should eat"

RexTalionis: FloydA: Chicago style is great; it's delicious and it's filling, but it is not pizza.

I consider it a casserole,

While possibly correct, in that casserole refers to the name of the dish, rather than the preparation, casseroles most typically have only a top crust, unlike a Chicago wossname, which has only the bottom crust. Thus, "casserole" may not be the best term for it.

I submit that, due to the bottom crust and the mix of fillings and cheese, the dish should properly be called a Chicago-style Tomato Quiche.

shinjitsuism: What real pizza looks like:

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That's not pizza. That's a dirty napkin.

I love Northeast US style pizza, but I think Pizzeria Uno is delicious, too.

Let's ask this guy:



/it's a subject he might actually have some idea of what he's talking about

"Make mine with extra sausage!"

Wick's Pizza: Thin-ish crust with a nice crunch, spicy sauce, pile on the cheese and toppings till your arm hurts.

Scottybobotty: Sir, I most sincerely hope you choke on a glass of AIDS.

A preferable way to die over the culinary abortion known as DEEP DISH!

It's like the Chicago version of the KFC Famous Bowls™.





Mmmmmmmmmmmmm yummy. I rest my case.