Pizza

Realistically, it will cost much much less than you pay for the actual pizza. For the price of it you can make many many more of them if you buy the ingredients with the money you buy and make it yourself. (cooking makes you smarter because it stimulates the brain - and you can make it how you want it!) =-)

none dumb its pizza its called fat food!

Yes, the event occurred in Erie, Pennsylvania, in 2003. The man was Brian Douglas Wells, a pizza delivery man who went to a bank with a bomb wrapped around his neck, claimed that other people had forced him to rob the bank and threatened to explode the bomb if he did not comply.

Mr. Wells was videotaped by local media as he sat on the ground, while police tried to determine their next action. Before a bomb team could arrive, the bomb exploded and killed him.

Based on Mr. Wells' statements, it was believed a person or persons had lured Mr. Wells to deliver a pizza to them, and then forced him to wear the bomb and carry out the bank robbery.

However, in 2007, federal prosecutors charged that Mr. Wells was a co-conspirator, and that he planned the bank robbery along with alleged defendants Marjorie Diehl-Armstrong and Kenneth Barnes.

On December 4, 2008, Barnes was sentenced to 45 years in prison. Marjorie Diehl-Armstrong was found guilty on November 1, 2010 and will be sentenced in February 2011. Barnes stated that Mr. Wells at first thought the bomb would be a fake, and that when Wells discovered that the bomb was real, his accomplices fired a gun to threaten Wells into continuing with the bank heist.

News reports stated that Wells had a low IQ and was likely duped into participating in the robbery. Other people maintain he was an innocent victim who was murdered by the defendants when the bomb accidentally exploded. Whether Wells was a willing participant or not in the bank robbery, his traumatic death by explosives was certainly the harshest "sentence" among the people involved in this incident.

This incident has been dubbed the "collar-bomb" by news outlets.

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For a start you uneducated twit the correct statement would be 'What does pizza feel like' and secondly you need to be more specific; do you want to know the consistancy of the dough or how it should feel once cooked? If you want to know once cooked then with or without toppings? All these are issues you need to address before resuming your quest to find an answer to this ridiculous question.

• I think that the best pizza place in Dubai is Margherita Pizzaria because it serves really good proper Italian pizzas and other Italian recipes.

Pizza can contain non-vegetarian toppings ( chicken, sausages )

A plain pizza by itself is Veg- the base is made of flour and a tomato base sauce.

it is very good pizza

Many companies make it super easy to order a pizza online. Papa John's is my favorite and Pizza Hut is following their trend. You can choose your crust and even what toppings you want on just half the pizza.

It depends on the price of the place you are going to, and the size of the pizza.

There is no east coast or west coast pizza. Some pizza types include Brooklyn Style which is thin crust, Chicago deep dish which is thick crust and more toppings, Sicilian which is square pizza, Hawaiian pizza (not pineapples and ham) which is squares and different sauce type.

they are cheesy

4,000 calories for that

i think you should be more worried about the amount of cheese or processed meat you're putting on rather than the tomato paste. The tomato sauce is probably the healthiest thing on there. Also, I make homemade pizza quite a lot and have a great recipe for pizza sauce, rather than just using tomato paste. Fry up one choppedonion and 3/4 cloves of chopped garlic. Then add 1 tablespoon of dried basil and one tablespoon of dried oregano. Fry for a little bit then add 1 carton/500ml of passata and 2 small tins of tomato puree. Then add salt and pepper and half a small tin of water (tin from tomato puree). Simmer for ten mins then blend smooth. Makes a big batch that you can divide up and freeze for future use.

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To make pizza swirls do the following:

1- Get 200g of self raising flour and put 50g of margirine or butter and mix using fingertips only not the palm of the hand.

2- put a little bit of milk and then stir more milk and stir and make sure you dont make it too soggy or it gets ruined.

3- make it into dough and put flour on the suface you are working on and make into dough using hands.

4- flat it down and use a rolling pin to flat it and make it bigger. block it each time you turn the dough around.

5- put 6 or 7 drops of tomato puree and use the knife to spread it down.

6- Put grated cheese and thyme (herb mix) over the top.

7- roll it up and cut into small swirls and put onto a baking tray.

8- next put a little bit of cheese and thyme over the top of each swirl.

9- put in the oven for 20 minutes and you are fineshed.

10- Enjoy :)

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Most likely just went out of bussiness.

Pizza is a vegetable due to the tomato content. Congress is unaware tomato is a fruit. Also, no, I will not cite my sauce.

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Yes, actually. If you go to google maps and search "Freddy's Pizza, you WILL find it.

You can see some financial information for Pizza Hut. However, Pizza Hut reports with other brands like KFC and Taco Bell under the NYSE traded symbol YUM. The financial reports for all these brands are almagamated under YUM which can be found on their website.

http://www.yum.com/annualreport/docs/annualReport08.pdf

19.95 without silver card

Italy

Sicilian pizza in the United States is typically square with a thick crust. However, there are a wide variety of ways that Sicilian pizza can be prepared and too many steps to be enumerated here. There are many YouTube videos which provide step by step guides to preparing this style of pizza.