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You can take your lasagna and have it.

• fbdab103 4y ago
  Exactly. It has everything I want: meat, cheese, and the bread all pre-packed for consumption.
  • p0pcult 4y ago
    Right, but it's not pizza.
    • OJFord 4y ago
      I think GP means pizza. The 'bread' really confused me (I even commented on it) until I realised (and deleted) - that's not how I make my lasagnes!
      • fbdab103 4y ago
        Yeah, sorry. Common complaint about a Chicago deep dish is that it is a lasagna or bread bowl and not a pizza. Different strokes for different folks but on the scale of New York thin crust to Chicago deep dish, I will veer towards the more hearty option every time.
        • OJFord 4y ago
          I'm even more confused now, I thought the lasagne up-thread referred to ...lasagne, the pasta dish, but people call US/Chicago style deep pan pizza 'lasagne' too? I've never had one, maybe that would make more sense if I did!
          • fbdab103 4y ago
            Fans of the deep dish style call it pizza. It is the critics who will refer to it as a lasagna in a derogatory sense (eg "It's not real pizza"). Here is an infamous clip of Jon Stewart liking it to a casserole[0]. [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCgYMFtxUUw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCgYMFtxUUw
          • p0pcult 4y ago
            I was mocking Chicago style deep dish "pizza". My favorite American style is New Haven style. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Haven-style_pizza https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Haven-style_pizza
          • 12345hn6789 4y ago
            People love to be riled up. It's clearly pizza but folks just love to argue.
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