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Chrisau

03/12/06 10:44 AM

#7304 RE: rickguy6 #7303

Why don't you go back and become an apprentice for a few months and then open a franchise in Phoenix? Sounds like you'd make a fortune!
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Casprs1

03/12/06 10:56 AM

#7306 RE: rickguy6 #7303

Kenosha??? I grew up in Racine. Don't remember the name of the place but they've got a great pizza/italian place there as well. I use to work at Johnn's Pizza growning up. Man, that was some good pie.
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greg s

03/12/06 11:17 AM

#7308 RE: rickguy6 #7303

Rick,

One place you may want to check out (if it isn't too far away) is Sammy B's Pizza at 4825 E. Warner Road in Ahwatukee. Their crust is hand-tossed, "regular" thickness (not deep-dish). It was my pizza joint of choice during my 20 years in the Phoenix area. I still pick up several large cheese pies when I visit to freeze and fix up properly later at home.

greg.
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janice shell

03/12/06 5:08 PM

#7320 RE: rickguy6 #7303

I agree. What's the point of pizza with kiwi fruit and sun-dried tomatoes? What I wish is that I could find a decent frozen pizza with ONLY tomato and cheese, so I could add whatever other stuff I wanted.

A few weeks ago I got two Freschetta pizze; the Supreme. I only ordered them because they were on sale. They were the kind with the dough that's supposed to rise in the oven. Been there, done that; dough never did a thing. But I must admit, with the Freschetta pizze it works. Puffs up beautifully. Best dough I've ever had in a frozen pizza.

But WHY do ALL their varieties (except for the mushroom and spinach, which didn't appeal to me) have pepperoni? While I don't hate pepperoni, I don't especially like it, and I do get tired of it.

Why not a plain one, with REAL mozzella?