Another pizza thread...would you pay a grand?

[transplant99]

So this particular one comes with a $1,000 price tag and can be found in Manhatten. 4 types of rare caviar as well as salmon roe and premium lobster tail.



http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2007/...ve_food/5.html

And this one weighs out at 10 lbs, 22", stuffed, and 99% of the two man challengers have failed....better be hungry. Adam Richman of Man vs Food takes it on in this video.

http://www.eatdrinkordie.com/videos/...izza-challenge

[wpgflamesfan]

you'd think that guy could afford a less tacky suit selling pizzas for a grand a pop.

[Table 5]

Meh, I'd take a plain cheese Grimaldis over a fancy pie any day of the week. Some things were meant to be simple.

[blankall]

hmmm...endangered species pizza.....

Seriously though the best pizza I've ever had has been at random little shops and cost less than 2 dollars a slice.

[Table 5]

Originally Posted by fotze

There is a good pizza in Calgary.

Every once in a while I still really crave a Hawaiian Pizza from Chicago Deep Dish. I think the location closed a while ago, and they seem to be hit and miss with the others, but damn was that good stuff.

[Locke]

Why is it called pie? Theres no fruit filling.

And no. $1000 for a pizza is a ###### tax.

[Devils'Advocate]

I don't think I'd have much of a problem with half of that stuffed pizza.

And I'd pay more for the stuffed pizza than that other thing... seafood doesn't belong on pizza.

[keratosis]

Originally Posted by Locke

And no. $1000 for a pizza is a ###### tax.

Oh man that was too funny.
Mind if I use the ###### tax part sometime?

[Locke]

Originally Posted by keratosis

Oh man that was too funny.
Mind if I use the ###### tax part sometime?

Go nuts.

[Shnabdabber]

You'd sell pizza for a grand too if you had to pay Vincent Price to pimp it.

[valo403]

I'm pretty sure the $1000 pizza doesn't exist anymore, things like that were pretty popular in NYC just before the bubble burst but they've all but disappeared.

[Sidney Crosby's Hat]

Originally Posted by Locke

Why is it called pie? Theres no fruit filling.

And no. $1000 for a pizza is a ###### tax.

No fruit filling in chicken pot pie either!

[Redliner]

Originally Posted by Sidney Crosby's Hat

No fruit filling in chicken pot pie either!

Or Shepherd's pie! My mom got me all excited with that when I was a kid only to shatter my dreams with vegetables & hamburger. I was not impressed.

Pizza should never, ever be referred to as pie.

[SteveToms]

Does it come with gravy?

[Redliner]

Originally Posted by fotze

Shepherds pie is the single proof needed that UK inspired food is the worst in the world.

Obviously you've never tasted Marmite. It still proves your point though.

[Ren]

I dunno, Yorkshire puddings are pretty boss even if the term pudding is a bit misleading.

Pizza should never be referred to as a pie, BTW. Pizza pie is an antiquated term from the Honeymooners years along with icebox and television set.

[HPLovecraft]

I like how that guy with the $1000 pizza has a little American flag pin on his jacket so people don't mistake him for being French.

[Ren]

Originally Posted by HPLovecraft

I like how that guy with the $1000 pizza has a little American flag pin on his jacket so people don't mistake him for being French.

I wouldn't mistake him for being French, I'd mistake him for being a pizza-peddling vampire.

[sclitheroe]

I don't get the "pizza so big you can't eat it" deal - I could bake a pizza the size of a horse and nobody could finish that either.

Or is the challenge to make the pizza just ever so slightly bigger than two people can manage, rather than grotesquely oversized?

[GreenTeaFrapp]

Originally Posted by Ren

I wouldn't mistake him for being French, I'd mistake him for being a pizza-peddling vampire.

Some people can't differentiate between different types of ######bags.