Poll of the Day > How often can you have pizza?

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pizza

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Can you, or do you?

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Anytime you want.

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eight

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On a bagel, NEVER!

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Probably 1.7 time a week on average. (never on a bagel)

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Nobody can. That would be a pizza bagel and not just pizza.
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I would not waste pizza on a bagel (although a bagel by itself is a wonderful thing).

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Homemade bagel pizzas are pretty good. Gotta flatten them a bit first tho

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With pizza on a bagel, you can eat pizza anytime

duh

Pizza, Pizza its a treat.
Pizza, pizza fun to eat!
Stringy, gooey cheese so yummy;
Pepperoni in my tummy.

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ReggieTheReckless posted...

With pizza on a bagel, you can eat pizza anytime

duh

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I could realistically eat it every week and be fine with it.

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I could eat it anytime but then why would I eat that when I could get a real pizza?

Multiple times a week. It's a common lunch food as it's one of the few things the cafeteria at work can do correctly and I'm too lazy to pickup for lunch most of the time (also it makes me fat).

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Pizza in the morning, pizza in the evening, piza at suppertime.
When pizzas on a bagel you can have pizza anytime.

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Never, lactose intolerant and tomato based sauces give me heartburn.

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Bagel? Use English muffins!

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SunWuKung420 posted...

On a bagel, NEVER!

Once in 10 years? Just for the novelty.

French Bread Pizza, a few times a year.

Traditional pizza, multiple times a day. Nature's most nearly perfect food, meat, dairy, grain, fruit, vegetable.. only lacks caffeine, chocolate, and alcohol to fill all adult daily requirements.

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I could probably eat it every single day if I didn't love so many other foods too

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dancer62 posted...

Once in 10 years? Just for the novelty.

French Bread Pizza, a few times a year.

Traditional pizza, multiple times a day. Nature's most nearly perfect food, meat, dairy, grain, fruit, vegetable.. only lacks caffeine, chocolate, and alcohol to fill all adult daily requirements.

Not everybody puts pineapple on every pizza.
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Tomato is a fruit

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I almost had PIzza today but I had Chili instead.

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Metalsonic66 posted...

Tomato is a fruit

She said vegetable too. The standard pizza is cheese by itself or pepperoni.
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That doesn't make your last post less wrong.

And veggies are pretty common on pizza

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Metalsonic66 posted...

That doesn't make your last post less wrong.

And veggies are pretty common on pizza

A tomato is either a fruit or a vegetable. It can't be both.
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You didn't mention tomatoes, you only mentioned pineapple. So you were wrong.

And technically it can be both

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Revelation34 posted...

A tomato is either a fruit or a vegetable. It can't be both.

Mushrooms go good on pizza. So do sweet peppers. Onions? Olives?


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Metalsonic66 posted...

You didn't mention tomatoes, you only mentioned pineapple. So you were wrong.

And technically it can be both

Actually it can't be. Botanically means it is a fruit or a vegetable. Being treated like a vegetable wouldn't make it one.
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Revelation34 posted...

Actually it can't be. Botanically means it is a fruit or a vegetable. Being treated like a vegetable wouldn't make it one.

All fruits are vegetables, but not all vegetables are fruits

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Metalsonic66 posted...

All fruits are vegetables, but not all vegetables are fruits

Lol.
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It's true. Look it up.

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When I look it up, I get a list of fruits that are actually vegetables, and vegetables that are actually fruits. I also saw many charts that explain things like tomato being a botanical fruit, but a culinary vegetable. But what separates them botanically seems to be things like whether they have seeds or roots, stems, and leaves... Which makes it hard to believe they are all the same botanically...

As for pizza, I prefer only meat or cheese. No veggies. Though, I did experiment in my younger years... I will add the fruit of pineapple, but only with ham or pepperoni. It's not that good on it's own. While tomato is a fruit, I don't really consider the sauce to be a fruit. And the taste is very different from a tomatoes. Probably due to being all squashed up, adding all those spices in, and finally being cooked...
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40 times in 30 days

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Look up the wikipedia page for vegetable.

It includes any edible part of a plant.

All fruits are technically vegetables. In the culinary world they tend to refer to sweet fruits as fruits and savory fruits (like tomatoes, peppers, squash, olives) as vegetables because of the way you're most likely to cook with them.

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LinkPizza posted...

When I look it up, I get a list of fruits that are actually vegetables, and vegetables that are actually fruits. I also saw many charts that explain things like tomato being a botanical fruit, but a culinary vegetable. But what separates them botanically seems to be things like whether they have seeds or roots, stems, and leaves... Which makes it hard to believe they are all the same botanically...

As for pizza, I prefer only meat or cheese. No veggies. Though, I did experiment in my younger years... I will add the fruit of pineapple, but only with ham or pepperoni. It's not that good on it's own. While tomato is a fruit, I don't really consider the sauce to be a fruit. And the taste is very different from a tomatoes. Probably due to being all squashed up, adding all those spices in, and finally being cooked...

Onion is one of the best vegetables to add. Years ago when Dominoes use to have the $7 deal I would order just an onion pizza to go with the other ones. It was surprisingly good.

Metalsonic66 posted...

Look up the wikipedia page for vegetable.

It includes any edible part of a plant.

All fruits are technically vegetables. In the culinary world they tend to refer to sweet fruits as fruits and savory fruits (like tomatoes, peppers, squash, olives) as vegetables because of the way you're most likely to cook with them.

Roses are such a pretty vegetable.
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So, I looked at the Wiki page. Is states that the old definition originally meant any plant. But it also states that that has changed, as words do that. And now we label them botanically. So, there still are botanically either a fruit or vegetable like Revelation said. And he used the word botanically. Most people know that we call many fruits and vegetable something different when using the culinary term. But that does change what it botanically is....

Revelation34 posted...

Onion is one of the best vegetables to add. Years ago when Dominoes use to have the $7 deal I would order just an onion pizza to go with the other ones. It was surprisingly good.

I don't like onion in general, tbh. So, I wouldn't add it to a pizza. Or add it knowingly. It's it there, but I can't taste it, then whatever...
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Revelation34 posted...

Roses are such a pretty vegetable.

Reading is hard apparently

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I will order pizza on my days off and eat a piece until I run out. I also get breadsticks and wings but that usually doesnt last after the first day.

JoseAAV posted...

I will order pizza on my days off and eat a piece until I run out.

Isn't that normally how eating works? You eat until you're full or run out...
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Metalsonic66 posted...

Look up the wikipedia page for vegetable.

It includes any edible part of a plant.

All fruits are technically vegetables. In the culinary world they tend to refer to sweet fruits as fruits and savory fruits (like tomatoes, peppers, squash, olives) as vegetables because of the way you're most likely to cook with them.

There's no ambiguity about onion and garlic being vegetables, and both are essential components of pizza sauce.

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dancer62 posted...

There's no ambiguity about onion and garlic being vegetables, and both are essential components of pizza sauce.

True.

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Metalsonic66 posted...

Reading is hard apparently

Cool. Roses aren't plants.

JoseAAV posted...

I will order pizza on my days off and eat a piece until I run out. I also get breadsticks and wings but that usually doesnt last after the first day.

I think most breadsticks from places like that are pretty crappy.

dancer62 posted...

There's no ambiguity about onion and garlic being vegetables, and both are essential components of pizza sauce.

You don't need to add either to a pizza sauce.
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Revelation34 posted...

dancer62 posted...

There's no ambiguity about onion and garlic being vegetables, and both are essential components of pizza sauce.

You don't need to add either to a pizza sauce.

That's true... You can, but don't need to...
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Revelation34 posted...

Cool. Roses aren't plants.

"Edible parts of plants".

Lrn2Read

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Metalsonic66 posted...

"Edible parts of plants".

Lrn2Read

So the edible part of roses aren't edible then.
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Now you're contradicting yourself lol

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Metalsonic66 posted...

"Edible parts of plants".

Lrn2Read

It (Wiki page you mentioned) also mentions that vegetables (the old definition you are trying to push for) are the parts of plants consumed by human or other animals as food. And there are animals that eat roses... If you wanted to get technical...
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I was talking "technical" the whole time lol

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Metalsonic66 posted...

Now you're contradicting yourself lol

Nope. The flower part of the rose is the only edible part which is a plant by definition. And also the only pretty part of the plant.
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