![]() 07/09/2018 at 17:00 • Filed to: Hot Taeks, foodlopnik, dinner, healthy diets | ![]() | ![]() |
They both have exactly the same ingredients, but one is vastly superior.
Why? Easier to eat. Most owners of pizza places whine and yell endlessly about employees using too much cheese and pepp
eroni on pizzas. Employees take out their frustrations by stuffing more cheese and pepperoni in the rolls.
All of the delicious cheese n pepperoni grease stays inside the roll instead of making a mess
all over the goddam box. Cold sauce > hot (temperature) sauce. Only conformists order pizza from pizza places.
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You lost me at cold sauce being superior. Cold sauce sucks.
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im quite a fan of the peperoni pizza burger
yeah... odds are you’ll end up looking like you zombified the poor cashier
but damn they good
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I agree with your statement. I also wish to add my own that pepperoni pinwheels are superior to pepperoni rolls.
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The temperature contrast is important. You dip the blazing hot pepperoni roll in the cold sauce, thus being able to eat it
at the ideal temperature.
On pizza, you either burn the roof of your mouth, or you wait. Both are inferior. Plus, cold sauce tastes different than warm / hot sauce.
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Yes, cold sauce tastes different from warm sauce. Specifically it tastes much worse than warm sauce.
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I guess this is maybe true if you’re comparing bad pizza to pepperoni rolls?
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WilliamsSW basically took the words out of my mouth.
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Hot take? or Hot Pocket? You be the judge.
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Only because it’s a fact that almost everyone knows already
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Hot Pockets are equal to frozen pizzas in my book, meaning they are both rubbish and belong in the trash.
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How is a roll different from a (smaller, cut up?) calzone? That picture makes it look more bready (kind of like a baguette)?
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See, this is why Garfield was always trying to ship you to Abu Dhabi...
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A roll is, well, rolled. Like a cinnamon roll.
A calzone / stromboli
is folded in half. Sometimes there is sauce and ricotta cheese included.
The roll is the better method, since it keeps the meat and cheese tighter together while you eat it. On calzones / strombolii, everything spills out all over the goddam place as soon as you bite into it.
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Oh them’s fighting words...
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If you prefer not to waste anything, you can also recycle your Hot Pockets and frozen pizzas with other cardboard products.
9 outta 10 taste testers can’t tell the difference!
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For several years my dentist was named Dr. Digiorno, It was difficult to go to the dentist with a straight face.
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ah interesting, can’t say I’ve had a roll. However one of my favorite parts of pizza is the dough getting nice contact with the cooking surface. With the roll it appears that a good portion of it is rolled up in itself...sure it’ll bake just fine, but probably loses some crunch?
Man, these are serious concerns...
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It’s not delivery, it’s Novocaine
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did someone say calzone?
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Wrong on both counts.
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bollocks.
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Man, I think I’ve gotta side with you on this - there’s no way the roll can be as good as the pizza
with all that Maillard-reaction surface.