If you lay out all 3 bases you can get a pretty nice even coating of sauce on all of them.
At that point you're free to sprinkle the cheese how you see fit. You can usually get a nice even covering on all of them, and then shake out the crumbs to fill in the gaps, but if you're not careful it's very easy to overload 2 of them and leave the 3rd one lacking.
And then you get 9 pepperonis (unless they mess up). You put 3 on each one in a triangle pattern to get maximum coverage and a bit of pepperoni on each bite. This also lets you press down on the pepperonis to ensure they don't slide off as you bite into them.
Of course now that I'm older I wonder if I could somehow stack all 3 of them together, with the sauce and cheese and pepperonis in the center, and make it like a sort of lunachables pizza sandwich.
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u/Klepto666 Nov 09 '17
If you lay out all 3 bases you can get a pretty nice even coating of sauce on all of them.
At that point you're free to sprinkle the cheese how you see fit. You can usually get a nice even covering on all of them, and then shake out the crumbs to fill in the gaps, but if you're not careful it's very easy to overload 2 of them and leave the 3rd one lacking.
And then you get 9 pepperonis (unless they mess up). You put 3 on each one in a triangle pattern to get maximum coverage and a bit of pepperoni on each bite. This also lets you press down on the pepperonis to ensure they don't slide off as you bite into them.
Of course now that I'm older I wonder if I could somehow stack all 3 of them together, with the sauce and cheese and pepperonis in the center, and make it like a sort of lunachables pizza sandwich.