pizza
Yeah, why didn't they include Freschetta? I eat a fair bit of Freschetta & Digiornio, but prefer Freschetta. Those California Pizza kitchen ones are fantastic, but they're the same price as Freschetta/Digiornio, but there's only half as much filling.
And what's up with all the burnt looking pizzas? They're really not that hard to cook, but burning it could definitely kill some of the flavor.
Edit - they did do a Freschetta Ultra Thin Crust Supreme, it was number 31. They gave it "best crust" and a 3.75/5 overall.
And what's up with all the burnt looking pizzas? They're really not that hard to cook, but burning it could definitely kill some of the flavor.
Edit - they did do a Freschetta Ultra Thin Crust Supreme, it was number 31. They gave it "best crust" and a 3.75/5 overall.
Last edited by JGordon; Mar 12, 2008 at 11:34 AM.
I could get some Za on Saturday during the day, or Sunday night.
I think you said Magpies is good. I haven't been there yet. Old Chicago is always good and there's this other place near campus called Zachary's that has really good deep dish pizza.
I know Old Chicago has Kiltlifter on tap, and I think Zachary's does to but not sure.
h:Let me know.
so i picked up the california pizza kitchen last night because my wife was studying for a final, and we wanted something quick and easy for dinner.
it was just ok. i don't think i'll get it again. the one they picture in that review was too salty tasting, and we also got a bbq chicken. that was better. if that's what's rated the best though, i can't imagine what the others taste like. yikes.
also, i think it gave me the runs.
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it was just ok. i don't think i'll get it again. the one they picture in that review was too salty tasting, and we also got a bbq chicken. that was better. if that's what's rated the best though, i can't imagine what the others taste like. yikes.
also, i think it gave me the runs.
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Last edited by reno96teg; Mar 25, 2008 at 05:26 AM.



