"In New Zealand, we make lasagna ... but only use it as a pizza topping!"
-The Tooth Fairy, probably.
At a Calzone place near us...
iirc they cheat and use rotini.
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"In New Zealand, we make lasagna ... but only use it as a pizza topping!"
-The Tooth Fairy, probably.
what does a lasagna have to do with meatballs?
"In New Zealand, we make lasagna ... but only use it as a pizza topping!"
-The Tooth Fairy, probably.
At a Calzone place near us...
Lasagna is clearly a sauce sandwich
Ok, so they double cheat? But not having actual lasagna noodles in the lasagna seems the worst of the two.what does a lasagna have to do with meatballs?
A calzone is a pizza that has blown all its options and can't afford the luxury of changing its ways. The calzone has to capitalize on whatever it has left, and the calzone can't afford to admit — no matter how often the calzone is reminded of this fact — that every day of the calzone's life takes it farther and farther down a blind alley.
No calzones in this world are pizzas in disguise. Most calzones are simply nasty bits of dough larded up with New Zealand toppings, and they are going to stay that way.
Be wary of the calzone-eater, for there is not much mental distance between the feeling of having been screwed by ordering a calzone when you wanted pizza ... and the ethic of total retaliation.
Thats not a calzone, sauce must be on the side. (I dont make up the rules)
Triple cheating!Thats not a calzone, sauce must be on the side. (I dont make up the rules)