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Mystery Pizza Faces from Asia!Mystery Pizza Faces from Asia!
Who are they? Where did they come from? A messed-up e-mail and the word Pizza Express are the only clues.

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Meat Mouth
This baked ziti in a pizza bowl crust hails from Tucson, Arizona. The chefs got creative with putting the doggie bag together and this was the result!

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The British Suck at Making Pizza

what the...? Okay, right off the bat let me give this thing a 0/10, the first ever zero-score awarded by Happy Happy Pizza. I mean just look at this ghastly-freakin-face!

This web page from the BBC tells children that:

"To be a superhero you need to eat lots of fruit and vegetables. Why not make a fun Tommy Zoom pizza face with lots of yummy vegetables on it?"

Why not indeed?

If you look really, really close you can make out the pepperoni and veggies that ae supposed to be the eyes, nose, mouth and hair on this digusting slab of dough. Hey, here's an idea: if you want to encourage kids to make happy pizzas, why not make cool-looking pizzas instead of deformed things like this? It's like some drunken BBC staffer watched the "Elephant Man" movie and, in a cider-hazed stupor, was inspired to craft a pizza in the image of John Merrick himself. "I am not an animal! I... am... an ugly pizza!"

(Yes, kiddies, I'm well aware that you have no idea what I'm talking about. Ask you parents to rent the Elephant Man and then you'll understand.)

Click here to check the "CBeebies Tommy Zoom Pizza Faces" page for yourself.

This find is courtesy of The Big Cheese






A Quick Slice Rhode Island's strip pizza, commonly sold in bakeries, consists of thick, chewy dough and is topped with a very thick tomato sauce. It has a minimal amount of cheese and is served cold. It is usually (but not always) wrapped in individual strips (hence the name). This style also is sometimes called "bakery pizza." A similar product is made in bakeries in Italy.


 
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