Pizza
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I guess. But a gas hob must use more power than the toastie maker does? So total the amount of additional cost of the energy against the cost of a toastie makers average life and the energy it uses..
Yeah, but over a lifetime?
I am not as insular as you though. I took a UK average not a London average. Don't get me wrong, I love this city as much as the next man but overlooking the good people of Croydon, Staines-Upon-Thames and Kidderminster is a small step from fascism imo
TruXta
tired
In that case where's me fash badge?
Do you mean 'where's me fash' badge? as in a shortening of my name? Or do you mean 'where's me fash badge?' as in you are looking for a badge to wear in order to express to the world how London centric you are?
EastEnder
Brixton Barnacle
You've not been to Kidderminster, have you? There are no good people in provincial midlands backwaters. None.
TruXta
tired
The latter.
Can I take your word for this?
Will bring one to the pub
They are my favourites! They most approximate to the real Italian ones, but are very expensive. The funghi one is gorgeous. I had one last night with salad. A real treat. It is a complete travesty to put sweetcorn, chicken, pineapple or chips onto a pizza, only vegetables or tuna, or anchovy or a little bit of chorizo. I'm surprised that a lot of you don't rate the Dr's pizzas.
TruXta
tired
Jaysus, the prices! No way am I ever ordering any of those.
Vouchers sir. Always vouchers!
Yesterday I purchased my first ever Dr. Oetker pizza.
Went for the Pizza Ristorante Speciale which I plan to eat this evening.
Went for the Pizza Ristorante Speciale which I plan to eat this evening.
Maggot
The Cake of Liberty
If you're buying frozen pizza, then Dr Oetker's one of the better ones.
I'd like to take this opportunity to mention the Pizza Bus. If you like pizza and buses (as all right-thinking people do), then you'll enjoy the Big Red Pizza, which is a pizza restaurant on a Routemaster-type bus in Deptford. The stairs are at the front for some reason, but they've kept the old bus seats.
http://thebigredpizza.com/index.html
It's in Deptford Church street next to the Bird's Nest pub. I went there on Sunday and the pizza's are pretty good.
I'd like to take this opportunity to mention the Pizza Bus. If you like pizza and buses (as all right-thinking people do), then you'll enjoy the Big Red Pizza, which is a pizza restaurant on a Routemaster-type bus in Deptford. The stairs are at the front for some reason, but they've kept the old bus seats.
http://thebigredpizza.com/index.html
It's in Deptford Church street next to the Bird's Nest pub. I went there on Sunday and the pizza's are pretty good.
DrRingDing
'anti-human wanker'
If you're buying frozen pizza, then Dr Oetker's one of the better ones.
I'd like to take this opportunity to mention the Pizza Bus. If you like pizza and buses (as all right-thinking people do), then you'll enjoy the Big Red Pizza, which is a pizza restaurant on a Routemaster-type bus in Deptford. The stairs are at the front for some reason, but they've kept the old bus seats.
http://thebigredpizza.com/index.html
It's in Deptford Church street next to the Bird's Nest pub. I went there on Sunday and the pizza's are pretty good.
I didn't know Deptford had anything good in it.
Maggot
The Cake of Liberty
The New York Times (no less) would disagree: http://travel.nytimes.com/2009/03/22/travel/22surfacing.html
DrRingDing
'anti-human wanker'
New York Times promotes gentrification in SE London. How bizarre.
