Local pizza joint went from $19 last week to $25

Honestly, when i went there today to pick up the pizza for my family only to see the price jump that much just made me feel defeated.
Literally never seen this level of price jump in my life.
Who ever caused this, needs to hanged publicly.

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North Korea > South Korea

The price would be very stable if you had self-sufficient agriculture. Urban lifestyle is unhuman and criminal.

>Who ever caused this, needs to hanged publicly.
yes, the people responsible for our current economic turmoil need to pay

jews
it will be $36 next week

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stfu buffer bitch, your duty is to buy 5 minutes for nato when china attacks

one of my local kebab joints raised prices and made the meals smaller, another kept the price and size same

>NOOOOOOOOOOO WHY IS MY AMERICANISED ITALIAN FOOD IN SOUTH KOREA GOING UP IN PRICE I'M JUST A HUMBLE ENLISH TEACHER WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS?????

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user, get a pizza stone or steel plate for your oven. Ferment some pizza dough in a glass container in your refrigerator. Buy a decent high gluten flour, look up pizza dough hydration percentages and make one in the 60-65% range with simple ingredients (flour, yeast, salt, water). Give it 48-72 hours in the fridge, let it rise on the counter for an hour. Look up a video on how to properly flatten the fermented doughball out, add some sauce (you can look up a good one to make yourself) and add some cheese (best if you fresh shred low moisture part skim with a blend of low moisture whole milk mozzarella) and whatever toppings you enjoy.

During the hour the dough sits on the counter, pre-heat your oven to it's maximum temperature and get the stone or steel plate nice and hot, then slide your pizza in. This can be accomplished with a pizza peel or if you don't have one, you can begin the pizza bake using parchment paper for a minute or two until the dough has stiffened up a bit and then carefully remove the paper with some tongs. Keep an eye on it as it bakes, taken it out once the crust on the side is getting golden brown. You'll have a pizza that's better than the one you were paying $25/pizza for and the per pizza price from just your ingredients if you buy in bulk and store them should be something like $2.00

But now someone will cry and tell me that's too much work. God forbid we do things for ourselves.

Stop eating garbage. If you eat bad food the jews laugh