• MacN'CheezusOP
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    6 months ago

    I guess I simply cannot regard dessert pizza as anything but a novelty, mainly because pizza crust is too tough and chewy to make a pleasant dessert. I prefer to just stick to the kind of doughs that are made for it, like cake, cookie, or pie.

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      6 months ago

      With good dessert pizzas, the base may look similar but are actually quite different when you consume one

      • MacN'CheezusOP
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        6 months ago

        Perhaps, but I still would not eat that thing.

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      6 months ago

      It depends on both how you make the dough and how thin you make the crust; you can make it wafer-crisp and for this kind of pizza is wonderful; The type you are referring to is the “canotto” that most neapolitan pizza has.

      • MacN'CheezusOP
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        6 months ago

        Perhaps, but you’re still not gonna convince me to eat THIS thing.

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          6 months ago

          I mean, if we are talking about the one in the picture then, i understand you; just by looking at it i feel like i need to call an exorcist.

          • MacN'CheezusOP
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            6 months ago

            Of course we are. If it was a good example of a dessert pizza I wouldn’t have posted it here.