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I’ve never had a good microwave frozen pizza. The crust always gets soggy.
If I do get frozen pizza (DiGorno seems the best) in the oven it goes. Or at least the toaster oven.
Same thing with pizza bites. Never nuke them!
There’s one brand of frozen pizza only available up here called Tree Tavern. I’m surprised they’re still in business. Cardboard crust, dehydrated sauce, and cheese dust.
Way back when I think the astronauts ate this when they landed on the moon.
You know……. If it’s one thing Nabisco is absolutely terrible at, it’s jazzing up their chips ahoy cookies.
The only ones I’ve actually enjoyed were chunky (but I’ve loved those for a good while), chewy fudge filled, and thins. Every other crunchy one minus the original has really bulked up cookies and the cookie part is really grainy and gritty. Then there’s the chewy ones minus the one I just mentioned…… wet, muddy play dough.
I mean, that's reduced/low fat anything for you. Whether we like it or not, fat is where a lot of the natural flavors in food comes from, so if you reduce it or even eliminate it altogether to the point that something is even fat-free, then you're going to lose a significant amount of taste in what it is you're eating, which is why reduced fat or fat-free versions of certain foods never taste nearly as good as their original counterparts.
Yes, it is a culinary rule.
Fat equals flavor.
That’s why some of the tastiest soups, like lobster bisque, has a ton of cream and butter in it.
Not the healthiest thing, but tastes great.
Speaking of which, has anyone ever tried eating gluten-free pasta before? I once mistakenly picked up a box of gluten-free spaghetti one time, and trying to eat that stuff was like trying to eat warm grit sticks. Ick.
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