Inflation, Deflation- is the answer in a slice of pizza?

[sutro]

Re: Inflation, Deflation- is the answer in a slice of pizza?

Ready made poor boy sandwiches from a supermarket chain in my City going for 2.50 down from 3.50 a year ago. They kinda suck though...

[flintlock]

Re: Inflation, Deflation- is the answer in a slice of pizza?

I would think so.

In the U.S. of A., good pizza doesn't exist outside of Chicago, New York and parts of New England. And I'm not talking about our local versions of the national and regional chains. It's the Italians, to a lesser extent the Greeks and no one else. I've had slices in California, all through the Southwest, Texas, Missouri and up and down the East Coast - most of them were memorably bad.

Have to agree only we do occasionally get a transplanted New Yorker who makes some good Pizza. Some of the best pizza I've ever had was from a little pizza shop in a small town in North Ga call Dahlonega.

[cjppjc]

Re: Inflation, Deflation- is the answer in a slice of pizza?

Gray's Papaya 10 years ago sold 2 hot dogs and a large cup of juice for $2. Now it's nearly $5.

That's still good eats.

[cjppjc]

Re: Inflation, Deflation- is the answer in a slice of pizza?

I would think so.

In the U.S. of A., good pizza doesn't exist outside of Chicago, New York and parts of New England. And I'm not talking about our local versions of the national and regional chains. It's the Italians, to a lesser extent the Greeks and no one else. I've had slices in California, all through the Southwest, Texas, Missouri and up and down the East Coast - most of them were memorably bad.

Chicago deep dish is great. Nothing like NY slice. Both are great in their own way. I agree, I've had pizza in states you would not consider pizza hotbeds, and they aren't.

[cjppjc]

Re: Inflation, Deflation- is the answer in a slice of pizza?

Have to agree only we do occasionally get a transplanted New Yorker who makes some good Pizza. Some of the best pizza I've ever had was from a little pizza shop in a small town in North Ga call Dahlonega.

You haven't had enough pizza

Dominos:eek:

[metalman]

Re: Inflation, Deflation- is the answer in a slice of pizza?

yeh, this deflation is killing me.

[Slimprofits]

Re: Inflation, Deflation- is the answer in a slice of pizza?

In the last week gasoline prices turned back up again here in Massachusetts. Prices were down to the area of $2.35-$2.37 at some stations when I filled up at the end of last week and yesterday I couldn't find anything under $2.45.

Remember when a lone trader was blamed for oil spiking to $70 a couple of weeks ago. Well we're almost there again. Who is too blame this time?



I used to be called the Waco Kid.

I hope no one took my comments on pizza too personally. These are pizza facts.

[Ann]

Re: Inflation, Deflation- is the answer in a slice of pizza?

yeh, this deflation is killing me.

I suppose the deflation minded will argue that pizza prices lag unemployment.

[dbarberic]

Re: Inflation, Deflation- is the answer in a slice of pizza?

NY style pizza is the best. I hate the Chicago deep dish pizza. It is a greasy/cheesy mess. One slice and the volume of cheese and grease makes me sick to my stomach. Just watching it come out makes me want to puke.

I'll take this man's high qality pizza on thin crust any day over Chicago pizza crap.