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Old 11-15-2013, 11:54 AM   #211
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Re: New York vs. Chicago Style Pizza

No, NY Style is any pizza that is "thin crust" but not crispy-thin. You can have the big, floppy pieces, or the normal-sized pieces.
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    I've always found this the most amusing of almost all online arguments
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    Old 11-15-2013, 11:54 AM   #213
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    Re: New York vs. Chicago Style Pizza

    Agreed, Nick. This and the soda v. pop argument.
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    No, NY Style is any pizza that is "thin crust" but not crispy-thin. You can have the big, floppy pieces, or the normal-sized pieces.
    Crispy thin crust is the best thin crust.
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    Old 11-15-2013, 11:59 AM   #215
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    Crispy thin crust is the best thin crust.
    I like a good crispy crust from time to time.
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    Old 11-15-2013, 12:33 PM   #216
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    An update on what I said last time I was in here... I said Chicago style was so good but I never see a true Chicago style outside of Chicago..

    I went to a pizza joint in Knoxville over the weekend that said "true Chicago style pizza". What a load of shit. Since when does Chicago mean anything that's pan. This was the point I was making before. I never see a true Chicago style pizza outside of Chicago (other than Uno's chains). When someone says Chicago style I'm thinking deep as shit, loads of cheese, and sauce on top, ala Uno's, Lou Malnati's, and Geno's (even though I hate Geno's).

    Maybe Chicago style means pan, but I wonder why I never see the style I mentioned above outside chicago.
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    There's a place a block down from me that has it. I do not live in Chicago either
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    An update on what I said last time I was in here... I said Chicago style was so good but I never see a true Chicago style outside of Chicago..

    I went to a pizza joint in Knoxville over the weekend that said "true Chicago style pizza". What a load of shit. Since when does Chicago mean anything that's pan. This was the point I was making before. I never see a true Chicago style pizza outside of Chicago (other than Uno's chains). When someone says Chicago style I'm thinking deep as shit, loads of cheese, and sauce on top, ala Uno's, Lou Malnati's, and Geno's (even though I hate Geno's).

    Maybe Chicago style means pan, but I wonder why I never see the style I mentioned above outside chicago.
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    Old 11-15-2013, 12:38 PM   #219
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    There's a place a block down from me that has it. I do not live in Chicago either
    I'm not doubting you as I saw you say that last time. I'm just saying that I thought it would be widespread enough for me to encounter it. And one of my favorite things to do is eat at a local pizza place while traveling, so it's not from lack of trying. Who knows maybe I have bad luck.
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    I'm not doubting you as I saw you say that last time. I'm just saying that I thought it would be widespread enough for me to encounter it. And one of my favorite things to do is eat at a local pizza place while traveling, so it's not from lack of trying. Who knows maybe I have bad luck.
    Ah gotcha, I was slightly misunderstanding what you were saying, sorry
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    An update on what I said last time I was in here... I said Chicago style was so good but I never see a true Chicago style outside of Chicago..

    I went to a pizza joint in Knoxville over the weekend that said "true Chicago style pizza". What a load of shit. Since when does Chicago mean anything that's pan. This was the point I was making before. I never see a true Chicago style pizza outside of Chicago (other than Uno's chains). When someone says Chicago style I'm thinking deep as shit, loads of cheese, and sauce on top, ala Uno's, Lou Malnati's, and Geno's (even though I hate Geno's).

    Maybe Chicago style means pan, but I wonder why I never see the style I mentioned above outside chicago.
    That's a really common thing - a lot of places outside Chicago call their thick crust or pan pizza 'Chicago style', but it's not even close to the same thing. Not saying it's bad, but pan pizza is not the same as Chicago-style deep dish.

    Hell, there's a chain called 'Old Chicago' that makes pan pizza and calls it Chicago-style.
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    I'd enjoy seeing a video of someone trying to eat a true Chicago-style pizza without utensils and not look silly doing it. Any links someone can share? I'm just curious to see how it can be done, but maybe it depends on which place made it and what toppings are on it. I just can't imagine someone eating the one I had in Chicago without utensils.
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    Basically, to sum up this thread and answer the poll in truest manner, New Haven pizza is the best in the country. Proven, and opinioned. Lock it up.
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    Basically, to sum up this thread and answer the poll in truest manner, New Haven pizza is the best in the country. Proven, and opinioned. Lock it up.
    Minus the white clam, this is a damn good style of pizza
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    I'd enjoy seeing a video of someone trying to eat a true Chicago-style pizza without utensils and not look silly doing it. Any links someone can share? I'm just curious to see how it can be done, but maybe it depends on which place made it and what toppings are on it. I just can't imagine someone eating the one I had in Chicago without utensils.
    I do it on a regular basis. Lou Malnati's down the street. Sausage, pepperoni, and mushroom. No utensils
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    I do it on a regular basis. Lou Malnati's down the street. Sausage, pepperoni, and mushroom. No utensils
    Lou Malnati's is the only deep dish I can conceivably see being eaten without utensils. It's a bit thinner than Giordano's/Gino's East/etc.
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    "I'd enjoy seeing a video of someone trying to eat a true Chicago-style pizza without utensils and not look silly doing it. Any links someone can share? I'm just curious to see how it can be done, but maybe it depends on which place made it and what toppings are on it. I just can't imagine someone eating the one I had in Chicago without utensils. "

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    I'd enjoy seeing a video of someone trying to eat a true Chicago-style pizza without utensils and not look silly doing it. Any links someone can share? I'm just curious to see how it can be done, but maybe it depends on which place made it and what toppings are on it. I just can't imagine someone eating the one I had in Chicago without utensils.
    I recently lost all my saved "people eating pizza" youtube videos. Will try to relocate them all
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    right. I'm not sure if you're aware of this, but TV studios traditionally don't have a "kitchen" in them. it's a prop. it's not going to be fresh, so of course it looks like it's a few hours old. it probably is. And you know what? pizza that's sat out in a studio for a few hours is still delicious. Casserole isn't.
    what kind of retarded logic is this? that pizza sat around for hours? they don't have delivery in NY, or it's just so ridiculously slow that they ordered 5 hours before air time to make sure it got there?
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    no. 97 people have been to chicago, and the other 87 have never been anywhere else.
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    Also, if you just do a google images search for Pizza, 99.9% of the photos are the type served in NY.
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    There's a place a block down from me that has it. I do not live in Chicago either
    MN deep dish is not real deep dish, in my experience.

    it's all personal preference. some of us prefer a meal, some prefer a snack. i like the former, NYers like the latter.
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    I had a deep dish pizza in Chicago once. I didn't enjoy it very much. It's definitely more like a casserole than pizza. And it was so messy that it was definitely not possible to eat without utensils.
    Your opinion may remain the same, but I wouldn't judge all deep dish pizza on one experience.

    I love deep dish, but there's not a consensus #1.

    For me:

    Giordano's: Perfect to me.

    Lou Malnati's: Butter crust ruins it for me.

    Gino's East: I like sausage in my deep dish, and don't enjoy the way they go about it.

    Uno's: Most generic of the big chains IMO.

    They all do it differently.

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    Nobody is disputing it is or it is not pizza
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    I'm beginning to doubt you've ever had a casserole or pot pie.
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    "I'd enjoy seeing a video of someone trying to eat a true Chicago-style pizza without utensils and not look silly doing it. Any links someone can share? I'm just curious to see how it can be done, but maybe it depends on which place made it and what toppings are on it. I just can't imagine someone eating the one I had in Chicago without utensils. "

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    I'd definitely go with Chicago style.
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    I've only been to Chicago, but there was a place called NY Pizza in my college town. It was definitely true NY pizza. Honestly, I love both, but would have to give the edge to Chicago. It's just more creative. Maybe, it's because Hideaway is our best joint in town, but I prefer their pizza over all. I always get thin crust which is super crispy. They have thr most awesome combination of ingredients too. Listen to what comes on Da Bomb: hideaway red sauce, pepperoni, genoa salami, pineapple, parmasean herb shake, fresh basil, and drizzled with balsamic glaze. I just love pizzas like this.

    I might like Chicago style more than hideaway if I could remember the time I went to Gino's, but I was pretty much blackout when I went there. The only Chicago style I coherently remember was Uno's. it was very very good, but not the best.
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    It's hard relly to compare them because they are so different, both amazing in different ways, but since I tent to be a bit more traditional when it comes to pizza I went ny.
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    I need a definition for New York. Some people talk about it like it's an actual unique style, like the folding deal and with throwing mozzarella on the top as they serve it to you.


    Others just say "New York is anything thin crust, anything". Is New York pizza an actual thing, like Chicago style deep dish, or is it just generic every pizza under the sky falls under it because it's thin crust?
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    I guess my point is, if 90% of all pizzas made out there are "New York style" because they are thin crust, it defeats the purpose of this discussion. Some are good, a lot suck. It all depends on the place.


    Side A: Ok, here's some Gino's East.

    Side B: Ok, here's some thin crust pizza from somewhere anywhere, and it's New York style, I hope you like it.
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    Basically, to sum up this thread and answer the poll in truest manner, New Haven pizza is the best in the country. Proven, and opinioned. Lock it up.
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    I'd define new york style as huge slices, thin but soft crust, with a good portion of crust at the end. Lots of cheese + toppings.
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    The lack of pizza knowledge in this thread is amazing.
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