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What do YOU consider a supreme pizza?

1 post · Nov 20, 2000

Albert N.Internet America/PDQ.net (using Airnews.net!)Nov 20, 2000
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Steve W. wrote:
> Lonnie D. wrote:
> >
> > So last night I made the mistake of ordering a small supreme pizza from
Mr.
> > Gatti's.
> >
> > Big mistake.
> >
> > For $15.00 (including tip) I got this incredibly small pizza that had
very
> > few and far between good toppings. Just a slight bit of pepperoni, a few
> > tiny pieces of ham, too much onion, and covered in their cheap Italian
> > sausage.
>
> This is because Gatti's adheres the the Slap&Spread technology used for
the
> stingy lunch-nugget buffet crowd.  When it comes to making a decent pizza,
> they can't deliver anything worthwhile.

I've got to agree.  Even by the low standards of chain pizza, Gatti's is substandard.
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