Sorry folks no pics today. Lunch was a work related affair and they served pizza :-( Dinner was actually quite good but I spaced out.
Pizza. How nice. We have meetings here and the food is always the same... cold sandwiches and cold everything else (including chicken skewers and other things that are normally hot). I don't quite understand the aversion to hot food at lunch time here... :/
Talking about pizza, we have a pizza chain in the states called Pizza Hut. They built a Pizza Hut by us about 5 years ago and we never tried it until last night. What we got was a pizza that looked like it was made about 5 years ago, then put in a freezer uncovered for 5 years and reheated last night for us. Now I don't know if all Pizza Huts are like this, but it was the poorest example of a pizza I have ever seen.
Talking about pizza, we have a pizza chain in the states called Pizza Hut. They built a Pizza Hut by us about 5 years ago and we never tried it until last night. What we got was a pizza that looked like it was made about 5 years ago, then put in a freezer uncovered for 5 years and reheated last night for us. Now I don't know if all Pizza Huts are like this, but it was the poorest example of a pizza I have ever seen.
I've never been a fan of Pizza Hut. I didn't like it in Canada (where I grew up). Even in Australia it's not that great. Neither is Domino's. Domino's isn't too bad here in the UK but it's got expensive. I haven't tried Pizza Hut yet but have no real desire to.
I remember the old commercials for Pizza Hut and their restaurants where then went on about their 'deep pan pizza'. I always found it way too greasy for my liking. Gave me indigestion. Give me a wood fired pizza any day or preferably one from Italy.
I don't know how a chain like Pizza Hut survives in Chicago, low price maybe. Then again, we have a few other low priced pizza chains like Papa Johns, Domino's, Jet...that are cheap and actually a few steps above Pizza Hut. We have a few big chains like Pizza Uno and Lou Malnati's that have good pizza and a lot of independent pizza parlors that are outstanding.
... Boston Pizza (do you have them in the US?) ....
No where around Chicago. I checked their site and the closest Boston Pizza to me is in Windsor, Ontario. :grin:
Pizza. How nice. We have meetings here and the food is always the same... cold sandwiches and cold everything else (including chicken skewers and other things that are normally hot). I don't quite understand the aversion to hot food at lunch time here... :/
Talking about pizza, we have a pizza chain in the states called Pizza Hut. They built a Pizza Hut by us about 5 years ago and we never tried it until last night. What we got was a pizza that looked like it was made about 5 years ago, then put in a freezer uncovered for 5 years and reheated last night for us. Now I don't know if all Pizza Huts are like this, but it was the poorest example of a pizza I have ever seen.
I don't know how a chain like Pizza Hut survives in Chicago, low price maybe. Then again, we have a few other low priced pizza chains like Papa Johns, Domino's, Jet...that are cheap and actually a few steps above Pizza Hut. We have a few big chains like Pizza Uno and Lou Malnati's that have good pizza and a lot of independent pizza parlors that are outstanding.
It appears to be a Canadian chain. My closest was St. John's Newfoundland. :winktongue:
Don't worry, you're not missing much.
Talking about pizza, we have a pizza chain in the states called Pizza Hut. They built a Pizza Hut by us about 5 years ago and we never tried it until last night. What we got was a pizza that looked like it was made about 5 years ago, then put in a freezer uncovered for 5 years and reheated last night for us. Now I don't know if all Pizza Huts are like this, but it was the poorest example of a pizza I have ever seen.
Speaking of Canadian chains, my favorite is Tim Horton's
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From our Vacation in Key West. BurgerFi. Texas chili dog with parmesan & herb fries. That fries order was their "regular" size. They also had a Large and Bucket Size.