Never heard of that but Serio has a pizza with Momma's Little Peppers, sausage, and honey drizzle. It's amazing.hepcat wrote: ↑Mon Nov 04, 2024 5:36 pm Okay, on topic question time: What the good goddamn hell is going on with the sudden proliferation of "mike's hot honey pizza" (or just "hot honey pizza" if they don't wanna pay Mike, I guess) now being offered at every pizza place in America? I was trying to order a lou malnati's pie a little while ago and had to manually add toppings because it kept telling me I was getting a mike's hot honey pizza. Then I looked online and realized this is all over the place now.
[Pizza Wars 2013] Chicago style vs New York style
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Hella's Pastry Shop on Lawrence by Talman.
Also, the Rockwell Bottle Shop is a great place. On Rockwell right by the Brown Line stop. Good coffee (so I hear, I dont drink coffee), excellent breakfast sandwiches. And a decent selection of drinks for take out or to taste in the back.
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Re: [Pizza Wars 2013] Chicago style vs New York style
It's all over the place here too...Home Run Inn has it now, as does gas station pizza (Casey's). I have no idea, I don't need my pizza to have added sugar content though.LawBeefaroni wrote: ↑Tue Nov 05, 2024 11:20 amNever heard of that but Serio has a pizza with Momma's Little Peppers, sausage, and honey drizzle. It's amazing.hepcat wrote: ↑Mon Nov 04, 2024 5:36 pm Okay, on topic question time: What the good goddamn hell is going on with the sudden proliferation of "mike's hot honey pizza" (or just "hot honey pizza" if they don't wanna pay Mike, I guess) now being offered at every pizza place in America? I was trying to order a lou malnati's pie a little while ago and had to manually add toppings because it kept telling me I was getting a mike's hot honey pizza. Then I looked online and realized this is all over the place now.
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They sell the Mike’s Hot Honey Sauce at the local jewel osco grocery stores, so I’m going to pick some up this week….
….and put it on EVERYTHING. I’m talking food, drinks, house pets that aren’t fast enough to get away, inanimate objects, myself.
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Re: [Pizza Wars 2013] Chicago style vs New York style
For a frozen pizza Legit Pizza is pretty darn good. Especially the sausage/pepperoni pizza like a Cheesehead would get at the tavern while watching the Badgers or Packers. (It comes in standard round pie form factor so you don't have to cut it in squares but I do).