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What do you think is an overrated food?
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Lowkey I think pizza is a bit overrated.
I mean it’s still good, but there are better foods.
Pizza is probably my favorite food - you can buy/make it 5 times and have 5 totally different things- different crusts, different toppings, dinner, breakfast, dessert, ... For the last year i have been stuck on prosciutto and fig. When we do pizza night we make 4-5 different ones and i save that one for last because it's so good.
Prosciutto and fig sounds like some real I-Talian shit.
I could go for that. I’ll have to give it a try next time I make some za.
I also really like pizza. I just think it’s a bit overhyped. Haha
Prosciutto wrapped cantaloupe is awesome.
Fig & Pig pizza is so awesome! Sweet, salty, and carby! 🤤
I go a step further and usually just attempt to veto Italian if “where do we want to eat” is brought up.
Again - it’s good - and I’ll eat it. But cmon.
I could eat Italian food, as in actual Italian or Americanized Italian food (not Olive Garden), for my entire life. S-tier cuisine.
We talk the world how to eat!
"Talk"? Did you mean "taught"?
Yes, agreed. My comment is in reference to specifically American pizza.