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Another entry for Law & Order: Pizza Victims Unit. I’m ashamed to admit this, but that photo above of pizza abuse comes courtesy of my dad, Tommy T. 
You see, he raised us to be caring and tolerant of everyone’s limits. Everyone&rsqu…

Another entry for Law & Order: Pizza Victims Unit. I’m ashamed to admit this, but that photo above of pizza abuse comes courtesy of my dad, Tommy T. 

You see, he raised us to be caring and tolerant of everyone’s limits. Everyone’s different and reacts to a megaton of ingredients a different way. And yet, he’s snapped. He went against everything he taught us as children.

In this instance, the pizza will surely crumble underneath the three pounds of banana peppers, the entire pig that he’s crumbled onto the crust, and cheese that 10 cows put together couldn’t produce in a day. That poor pizza will never survive being left in an oven for 20 minutes at 600 degrees. I don’t even want to think how uneven he’ll cook. Ugh.

I think he’s gotten to the point in his life where he has come to terms with the way he treats his pizza. They’re not a piece of cattle created to carry your goods from one town to the next. They’re delicate, fragile beings that need our loving and care. And he’s gone too far. And he knows it.

Cuff ‘em Pizano. 

October 14, 2013 by Dan Tallarico
October 14, 2013 /Dan Tallarico
pizza, too many toppings, law and order, pizza victims unit, tommy t
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Let this mess of a pizza serve as a warning to pizza enthusiasts around the globe. The pizza globe.
Mercurio’s, which I’ve previously praised, served me this mess that disintegrated faster than the nazi that chose poorly in The Last Crus…

Let this mess of a pizza serve as a warning to pizza enthusiasts around the globe. The pizza globe.

Mercurio’s, which I’ve previously praised, served me this mess that disintegrated faster than the nazi that chose poorly in The Last Crusade. The fragile and flaky crust couldn’t hold the weight of the toppings. Who can blame it? Even Atlas himself would think twice about supporting artichokes, peppers, mushrooms and cheese.

I usually frown on toppings. I ordered this hoping to spice up my life and restore my faith in the segment of the pizza population that piles their pizza higher than the Tower of Babel. Do they think they’ll make it to pizza heaven? My heaven is a flat pizza. Safe from tremors and far from the cosmos. This pizza was vile. A Frankenstein of a mess. I now understand the rage of those villagers. Something as abysmal as this just shouldn’t exist.

October 10, 2012 by Dan Tallarico
October 10, 2012 /Dan Tallarico
pizza, merurio's, shady side, pittsburgh, too many toppings
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