EAT
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EAT
Yes please.
Italian cinnamon roll too pure for this world
No I need to lose weight, I'm 6 2 and 215 lbs.
taller people can weigh more without it being noticeable. I'm 5 8 and need to torture myself.
consider yourself lucky and enjoy your advantage.
>pizza
Disgusting. I'm not trying to get fat.
Thank you
DRINK
SI DUCE
Pizza doesn't make you fat if you don't eat it every single day and have a healthy life style.
A single slice is like 300 calories. And nobody eats less than 8 slices.
Whatever you say, Duce!
Needs more peanut butter and anchoviez, but thanks.
Usually a pizza al piatto is divided in 4 slices. As I said it's not strictly what you eat but overall the lifestyle. One pizza every month or a dessert if you go out to eat with your friends aren't fucking up your diet.
>only one pizza every month
Christ man, I'm a human not a god.
Not OP but I unironically get a single pizza a month. Because I'm a poorfag
I eat one at week but because my metabolism is so fast I literally can't get fat
It's crazy that in the 80s pizza was considered poorfag food, but post 2000s it's become expensive as fuck, like $20 for a medium one topping.
What is food is considered poorfag food now?
Maybe like a can of beans? Happy Meals at McDonald's are like $5 alone now too and those are eaten in like 3 bites. Shit's out of control.
You do realize that you can make it at home for a fraction of the price?
Not that guy but making the crust is hard as fuck. I used to try but it so rarely came out good. It was like always too sticky pre-bake and too dense after. Tasted good, but felt like an anchor in your stomach.
Lucky
Probably cooking at too low temp/ too long for it to end up dry. Had a shitty oven at some point, would start it in a very hot pan to crustify then add sauce and cheese before putting in the oven to and melt/bake the toppings.
Can also make a very wet dough to anticipate the long cooking time if you know how to handle it or mix some semolina with the flour (it retains more humidity therefore softer product).