New Casey's pizza

Opinion of new Casey's pizza

  • Sounds awesome

    Votes: 127 70.9%
  • Gross, who puts BBQ sauce on pizza?

    Votes: 22 12.3%
  • Corn?

    Votes: 30 16.8%

  • Total voters
    179
Impossible, the only place that sauerkraut deserves to be is the trash
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Caseys is sneaky though, they put the olives on before the cheese, making it more difficult to find them before eating. Other than that, you are correct.
This. They're total dicks that way. And if you try to be a good guy, and order olives on half, because you know your best gal likes those nasty little things, they'll sneak a few over onto the non-olive side, hiding under the cheese. So you're just minding your own business, eating your pizza and all of a sudden you get a faint sensation of salty putrescence in your mouth. You look at the slice in your hand, and there, staring back at you mockingly, is an uneaten half of black olive, all brackish and foul. I'd rather see rat feces or a human finger.
 
This. They're total dicks that way. And if you try to be a good guy, and order olives on half, because you know your best gal likes those nasty little things, they'll sneak a few over onto the non-olive side, hiding under the cheese. So you're just minding your own business, eating your pizza and all of a sudden you get a faint sensation of salty putrescence in your mouth. You look at the slice in your hand, and there, staring back at you mockingly, is an uneaten half of black olive, all brackish and foul. I'd rather see rat feces or a human finger.

They're also dicks by making 1/2 veggie and 1/2 cheese for the warmer. I get back in my car to head on the road. Take a nice bite of my cheese pizza to find the world's largest onion hiding under that warm, melty cheese. Disgusting.
 
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If you don't like corn on pizza don't go to Korea and eat pizza. I ate pizza there multiple times and it always had corn on it. It's not bad, just kinda weird. It's like a standard topping there.
 
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Corn and pepperoni pizza is some amazing stuff. You can find it all over in mainland Europe.
 
If you don't like corn on pizza don't go to Korea and eat pizza. I ate pizza there multiple times and it always had corn on it. It's not bad, just kinda weird. It's like a standard topping there.

K town in LA is massive and the "pizza" restaurants horrify me.
 
I like a greasy slice of Casey's pepperoni, and I'll stick with that until further notice.
 
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also the amount of dough flour and pizza sauce that moves through the warehouse is mind blowing. same with the monster and rockstar drinks.
 
also the amount of dough flour and pizza sauce that moves through the warehouse is mind blowing. same with the monster and rockstar drinks.

I can imagine when one of their breakfast specials is a slice of breakfast pizza and a can of monster. Seems like they're trying to kill their customers.
 
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K town in LA is massive and the "pizza" restaurants horrify me.
I loved going to Korea but meals were a challenge for me. I don't like kimchi and they eat it with every meal including breakfast (fermented cabbage for f*cking breakfast!). Most of the food is either some kind of fermented vegetable or sea food that you're lucky if it was cooked at all. They use floor tables there which is challenging for my, relative to Koreans, big inflexible ass. They dont give you your own plate, but have a bunch of bowls spread all over that everyone shares and you have to stretch across the table and pluck food out of them with a pair of flat chopsticks. I grinned and beared it, but it's as if someone had designed my own personal hell for meal times. So when I sat down at a Pizza Hut at a normal table with a fork and some pizza, I could deal just fine with a few kernels of corn.

I will say if you have a chance to go to a bulgogi (Korean bbq) restaurant that sh*t is delicious. I haven't been to one in the states, but I know they are popular here in some areas.
 

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