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>order "deep dish" from some local place
>it's just an inch thick crust

>> No.5608764
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pizza

>> No.5608766

>>5608755
>Thinking deep dish has to do with crust

>> No.5608831

>>5608766

that's exactly my point

every time I see "deep dish" at a pizza place it ALWAYS turns out to just be a thick-ass crust for some stupid fucking reason

wtf

>> No.5608842

if you want deep dish you have to go to chicago, find a local place that does it right (not pizza hut or something), or get some from the market

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>>5608755
>>5608831

deep dish doesn't automatically mean CHICAGO STYLE deep dish pizza, you fucking jackass. in most of the country "deep dish" is not that.

>> No.5608873

>>5608870
What is the point of getting deep dish crust? Just eat some bread sticks with your pizza.

>> No.5608882

>>5608870
Stop grasping at straws to start an argument. This isn't /b/ you vapid porcine retard.

>> No.5608885

>>5608870
exactly deep dish is basically pan pizza and chicago deep dish is just that

>> No.5610331

>>5608873
Personally, I prefer it because it's baked in a deep pan typically with much more oil, the crust itself gets crispier and tastes almost fried, Also, if the dough was made well i like a nice risen fluffy bite with a hard crisp underneath, more than the flattened, chewy one you tend to get with regular pizzas, it's all preference really.

>>5608882
That's not grasping at straws, it's pretty much the truth. That whole casserole style of deep dish is a particular kind, hence why it's called CHICAGO STYLE pizza and is typically only eaten in Chicago, most everywhere else in the U.S a deep dish pizza is simply a regular pizza only baked in a deep pan...it's not the fault of the place you went to that you're too "vapid" to understand what a regional dish is, jackass.

>> No.5610591

>>5608885
No it's not. deep dish is deep dish. pan pizza is pan pizza.

>>5610331
Just no faggot. "Chicago style" doesn't mean fuck.

Little caesar's/papa murphy's "deep dish" is just a thick crust pizza.

>> No.5610625

>>5610591
no, it's a deep dish pizza that isn't chicago style deep dish, that's why everywhere you go other than chicago serves it as a deep dish pizza, and chicago style is refferring to that abomination that is technically not even a pizza at all

>EVERYONE IS WRONG BUT ME CUZ I SAID SO, WHEN I SEE DEEP DISH IN THE MOVIES ITS ALWAYS CHICAGO STYLE DEEP DISH

this is your argument. leave your house, visit more eateries, stop being a dunce.

>> No.5610646

>>5610591
The style of deep dish pizza you get at Little Ceasars, as well as other chains, is deep dish, it's just not Chicago style. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detroit-style_pizza

Little Ceasars, Dominoes, Jet's, and other chains are from Michigan, hence why their deep dish resembles this style, and why it's spread to more areas. Also note "In the United States, a Sicilian pizza is typically a square pie[8] with dough over an inch thick. It is derived from the Sfinciuni and was introduced in the States by the first Italian (Sicilian) immigrants. Thick-crust and deep-dish pizza is often mistakenly called Sicilian pizza in the US. Sicilian-style pizza is popular in Italian-American enclaves[4] throughout Boston, Detroit, Portland, Connecticut, New York and New Jersey, and also in Utica, New York"

In closing, it is a form of deep dish pizza, and quite frankly a more commonly accepted one than Chicago style which is almost exclusive to one state. It's just the most infamous/most talked about because it's so different from every other form of pizza.

>> No.5610649

>>5608870
I actually prefer it this way. Thicker crust > soup bread bowl