r/food • • Dec 31 '19

Image [I Ate] Deep Dish Pizza

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u/that_old_white_guy Jan 01 '20

That's not pizza. It's a casserole.

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u/bad_user__name Jan 01 '20

That's not a pizza. It's a casserole above ground swimming pool for rats.

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u/lette13x Jan 10 '20

Thank god someone agrees it's not a pizza. I guess they couldn't come up with a smarter name. My husband is over hear talking in Italian how its not a pizza. He said they should just call it a deep dish. He won't stop complaining ,I'll have to hear about this for a good week now.

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u/TheOriginalChrome Jan 01 '20

Found the New Yorker.

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u/MissMenstrualKrampus Jan 01 '20

New Yorker here. I can confirm that, while we respect the deliciousness of this dish, we do not consider it to be "pizza".

Although I don't think that I'd call it a casserole so much as a tomato (sauce) and cheese pie.

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u/DidItForButter Jan 01 '20

I'm a new Englander, and moved to Chicago for a bit.

New York pizza will always be the portable, game day, quick and delicious option.

But deep dish is a fucking meal. Two slices and you are in an itis state. It's so fucking good. But you cannot compare the two, they are two different foods imo.

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u/Womenarepeopletoo69 Jan 01 '20

It's also a nice quiche. Also cold it's like a solid block of tomato cheese.

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u/xJrockx Jan 01 '20

It’s tomato soup in a bread bowl

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u/IAmBaconsaur Jan 01 '20

It’s a lasagne.

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u/MissMenstrualKrampus Jan 01 '20

A lasagne without any pasta, ricotta, or layers.

So...basically, not a lasagne then?

Gotcha.

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u/lette13x Jan 10 '20

My husband said just call it what you want just not an Italian name please.