Pineapple Express: Someone Is Wrong on the Internet?

[TwoSix]

It is appropriate in Chicago.

After all, the only good use for a Chicago-style deep dish pizza casserole is to use it as a swimming pool to drown bards.

And as we have previously established, Chicago doesn't put ketchup on their hot dogs because they use all the ketchup as the sauce for their "pizza."

Im pretty sure “Chicago pizza” is just a deep-dish pineapple slice smothered in ketchup and grated bard.

 

[Ryujin]

It is appropriate in Chicago.

After all, the only good use for a Chicago-style deep dish pizza casserole is to use it as a swimming pool to drown bards.

And as we have previously established, Chicago doesn't put ketchup on their hot dogs because they use all the ketchup as the sauce for their "pizza."

 

[Cadence]

I love PUDC. I grew up on it. Cooked pineapple is lovely. But you don't eat it warm. I mean, who eats ANY cake warm?

If you have a dump cake or cobbler in a Dutch oven and it isn't warm, I don't know what you are doing!

 

[overgeeked]

No argument here; the bread was delicious too. I know a lot of delis will sort of phone in the bread, because a lot of customers don't pay close attention to it. "I'm not here for the bread," they probably tell themselves, "I'm only interested in meat and cheese. And maybe a half-gallon of that mayonnaise that people in the Pacific Northwest like to slather on everything." But this place--this little unassuming Hawaiian food truck in Southeast Portland--didn't phone anything in. Their sandwich buns reminded me of those Hawaiian rolls that used to be popular in the 80s, chewy soft and yeasty with just a hint of sweetness, brushed with butter and lightly toasted...

Dangit. Now I'm hungry and lunch is FOUR HOURS away.

What’s the place called?

 

[CleverNickName]

I love PUDC. I grew up on it. Cooked pineapple is lovely. But you don't eat it warm. I mean, who eats ANY cake warm?

 

[CleverNickName]

What’s the place called?

808 Grinds, on SE 26th and Steele. Right next to the Gigantic Brewery.

 

[Reynard]

Neither of those are cake.

 

[trappedslider]

Gruel is basically thin oatmeal, and the meal is not bad at all. Even if it's nothing compared to the decadence of First Class, it was probably the best food many of the poor immigrants ate in their entire lives- and was leagues better then contemporary competition, which expected migrants to bring their own food (!!!) for the journey.

Also, the dude who baked all the bread on that menu (Charles Joughin) not only escaped and survived the frigid water, he saved a whole bunch of passengers, too. While allegedly quite drunk

 

[overgeeked]

Gruel is basically thin oatmeal, and the meal is not bad at all. Even if it's nothing compared to the decadence of First Class, it was probably the best food many of the poor immigrants ate in their entire lives- and was leagues better then contemporary competition, which expected migrants to bring their own food (!!!) for the journey.

Also, the dude who baked all the bread on that menu (Charles Joughin) not only escaped and survived the frigid water, he saved a whole bunch of passengers, too. While allegedly quite drunk

Someone watches Max Miller’s Tasting History.

 

[Meech17]

Neither of those are cake.

I can understand brownies perhaps being a stretch... (Though they at least belong in the same family of cake)..

You don't consider pancakes... cake? It's literally in the name