Is Pizza good if left out overnight?

[Boris]

The point is, don't hate on my homeboy.

[Evan]

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The point is, don't hate on my homeboy.

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Teach him that he can eat pizza as long as it isn't moving and I won't.

[BottlesOf]

hahahahahahahahahahaha

lol just eat it

[mrkilla]

Loc: Cali

Why would you eay any pizza from there to being with, i think "pizza" from anyplace but NY needs a new name like, sauce and cheese bread or something


In any case its fine even 2-3 days later it just gets chewie(r)

[krimson]

What is so special about NY's sauce and cheese bread?

[mrkilla]

i saw that coming haha

as any NYer will tell you, "its in the water"

NY Pizza (from a parlor, not Dominos or chain crap) Is far and away better then , uh anywhere. Yea NY snobbery but its the truth.

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as any NYer will tell you, "its in the water"

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There's a place (there's actually several of them now) in Phoenix called NYPD Pizza that was started by two guys from Long Island.

They import the water for the pizza dough.

FWIW, it got voted "Best Pizza" for Phoenix on that citysearch website the past couple years.

[ddubois]

The only acceptible pizza snobs are Chicago pizza snobs.

[Evan]

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Loc: Cali

Why would you eay any pizza from there to being with, i think "pizza" from anyplace but NY needs a new name like, sauce and cheese bread or something


In any case its fine even 2-3 days later it just gets chewie(r)

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Fwiw I love NY pizza (really NY anything) as much as anybody, but living in Santa Cruz this summer I really took a liking to this place called Straw Hat Pizza. They made what was obviously a California style of pizza, with no attempts to mimick anything New York. I basically approached it as a different product than NY pizza, but it was very good in its own right.