How do you feel about... rectangular pizzas?

Il Cap.

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Getting the feckin’ square pizzas in tonight isn’t it?

Il cappuccino the sandwich place

The crate yr own ones from Asda are great. The Morrisons equivalent that I always get from work for a quid are pretty good too. The Waitrose ‘Menu’ ones are also well good, but only to be purchased when on offer (they’re about 6 or 7 quid normally I think) or in the shop at work.

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looks really sore to the touch :frowning:

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Sainsbos bros - you better not let me down!

or a pre warmed pizza stone, if you really want a treat.

Glorified round baking trays are basically a waste of time.

to answer you, @plasticniki: it’s pizza, so any shape is generally acceptable, as long as the pizza is good/well cooked. (so basically not burned or soggy, and no pineapple.)

the one I had was round, and only had a swirl of tomato on top - but still damn delicious.

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Bought one of the posh Sainsbo pizzers a few year back and it was comfortably the worst pizza I’ve ever had. Their cheaper ones do a job though

Behave yersel ttf

ya frozen mug

Tell you what’s really good

cold, mega cheap margherita pizza

Like you used to get at parties as a kid

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5 additional grams of pizza for 2 pounds less than the non-frozen option.

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i’m banking on it.

two pounds more for your rickets treatment fund i guess

You’d love the duck pizza from republic bier hall

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A rectangular pizza, strapped to a rucksack, belonging to a cyclist, in London.

No. Nothing.

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Like a cat. Tied to a stick. That’s driven into frozen winter shit.

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Fine. In Italy pizzas are often rectangular if you go to a bakery and want a slice.

Ooft! I’d be in serious trouble if they were within reasonable walking distance, I mean they’re not the best but I am exceptionally lazy, prone to addition and fond od getting roughly 27% more pizza.