New Casey's pizza

Opinion of new Casey's pizza

  • Sounds awesome

    Votes: 127 70.9%
  • Gross, who puts BBQ sauce on pizza?

    Votes: 22 12.3%
  • Corn?

    Votes: 30 16.8%

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HFCS

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OK, corn? Seriously? This is starting to be like the endless game of What Can We Put On Top Of A Burger. I'm not a traditionalist in any sense of the word, but yikes.

Potato slices are a common and authentic style of pizza in Italy, surprised it's not tried here more often when we try everything else under the sun and eat a ton of potatoes.
 

HFCS

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Sounds good to me. Pizza is just a blank canvas. You can do pretty much anything you want with it.
Except black olives. **** black olives.

Olives are a pretty authentic original pizza topping in Italy, but they'd be whole olives with the pit. Some of them pretty similar to typical black olives you get here except with the pit.
 

HFCS

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Ya'll are odd for struggling to accept kernels of corn on pizza, in summertime, in Iowa. Yet bbq sauce and pulled pork is just fine?

You're accepting the fact that an open-face, wedge-shaped pulled pork sandwich is delicious, but a few dashes of golden kernels on top is the tipping point?

With that said, I'll take 12 slices, please.

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Yeah, bbq sauce as pizza sauce is the weirdest part by far. Pulled pork isn' that different from sausage/ham/prosciutto/pepperoni or any other kind of pork people are always putting on pizza.

Chicken on pizza is more weird than pulled pork and it seems we're doing that all the time. Tell an Italian guy you like chicken on your pizza and they'll look at you like an alien.
 

cyowan

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Yeah, bbq sauce as pizza sauce is the weirdest part by far. Pulled pork isn' that different from sausage/ham/prosciutto/pepperoni or any other kind of pork people are always putting on pizza.

BBQ sauce on pizza isn't anything new; I've had some really good BBQ chicken pizza before. Gusto has a specialty pizza called "The Duke" topped with BBQ sauce and brisket, it is incredibly good.
 

Angie

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Sounds good to me. Pizza is just a blank canvas. You can do pretty much anything you want with it.
Except black olives. **** black olives.

Oh, stop. Black olives are literally the easiest item to pull off of your pizza; they even have a convenient hole in the middle that you can poke your fork through to pull them out so your dainty little princess hands don't get olive-y. Just shut up and suck it up for the other half of your family already.

(Only, like, 1/3 of a jimlad.)
 

HFCS

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BBQ sauce on pizza isn't anything new; I've had some really good BBQ chicken pizza before. Gusto has a specialty pizza called "The Duke" topped with BBQ sauce and brisket, it is incredibly good.

It's not new but it's not traditional pizza. Corn on a pizza isn't more weird than bbq. Shredded pork is less weird than either of them.

BBQ chicken pizza isn't really pizza. It's something else at that point. Ditto for anybody involving ranch dressing with their "pizza" in any way.
 

knowlesjam

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It's not new but it's not traditional pizza. Corn on a pizza isn't more weird than bbq. Shredded pork is less weird than either of them.

BBQ chicken pizza isn't really pizza. It's something else at that point. Ditto for anybody involving ranch dressing with their "pizza" in any way.
Let's not get into the crab rangoon versions then...quite tasty though.

As for it not being pizza...by Webster's...
Pizza: A dish made typically of flattened bread dough spread with a savory mixture usually including tomatoes and cheese and often other toppings and baked.

One could argue that BBQ sauce is simply an offshoot that starts with a tomato base (ketchup yes, but still a tomato variant).

Thus...pizza! Still different though...
 

huntt26

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A little bit of corn on pizza is alright. I've had it on a taco pizza before and it was very good. Definitely wouldn't want a ton of it on there though.
 

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Oh, stop. Black olives are literally the easiest item to pull off of your pizza; they even have a convenient hole in the middle that you can poke your fork through to pull them out so your dainty little princess hands don't get olive-y. Just shut up and suck it up for the other half of your family already.

(Only, like, 1/3 of a jimlad.)

BS no joking needed. Janny is a child and you should punish him for this opinion.
 
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Angie

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BS no joking needed. Janny is a child and you should punish him for this opinion.

Our 5-year-old is smart enough to love black olives! (Still working on the girl.) It's probably because I ate so many black olives out of the jar while standing barefoot in the kitchen while I was pregnant with him.
 
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cmjh10

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Oh, stop. Black olives are literally the easiest item to pull off of your pizza; they even have a convenient hole in the middle that you can poke your fork through to pull them out so your dainty little princess hands don't get olive-y. Just shut up and suck it up for the other half of your family already.

(Only, like, 1/3 of a jimlad.)

Caseys is sneaky though, they put the olives on before the cheese, making it more difficult to find them before eating. Other than that, you are correct.
 
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