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They exist for pizzas in Europe.
by ta988 3y ago
They exist for pizzas in Europe.
- dzhiurgis 3y agoWe have ones selling live worms (fishing bait) in Lithuania
- Nursie 3y agoI had a “pizza” out of one of these things in the UK. Very, very bland. Sorta like a really cheap pitta bread with cheese on top. I was pretty drunk so it didn’t matter, and it was fun to watch it mix flour and water to a dough, top it with sauce, cheese and pepperoni, then cook it in a matter of seconds. But in the end there’s a reason we don’t usually go from flour-> eating in under 5 minutes!
- eloisant 3y agoIf you want easy pizza, don't care too much about the taste and don't want to pay for delivery (or it's not available in your area), just buy a few frozen pizza. You can keep them for months in your freezer. It's not great but still way better than vending machine pizza.
- ido 3y agoIf the problem was that it’s bland wouldn’t simply seasoning better solve it?
- Nursie 3y agoMy freezer and oven weren’t on the way back between the pub and my house :) We always keep a couple in the freezer for especially lazy days, but this was a one-off drunken “ooh, shiny? Also melted cheese...” moment.
- b112 3y agoI tried a whole bunch from the grocery store, and focused on finding one with the best crust. I then: * only buy 3 or 4 meat pizzas * add some cayene and mustard seasoning * add my own fresh veggies This fixes the bland, and meat seems to freeze well, veggies not so much. And it takes 5 or 10 for the oven to warm, so cutting up some onion, maybe a green pepper passes the time. Anyhow, I find this method very palatable. -- As a side note, any kind of meat, especily pork, is really improved with mustard powder when cooking.