There is no other pizza roll in my mind than Totino's. The pepperoni is a staple and one of my favorites. Don't get too crazy for your first go at it. If you really, really want to spice up your life get a can of parmesan cheese to sprinkle over the rolls after you take them out of the oven. The dusty parmesan works better than the shredded. And yes you will be taking them out of the oven not the nuker.I think I'm going to attempt to experience the ultimate in flavor this weekend and gorge myself on some pizza rolls. I've read this thread in its entirety over the years, and I've had pizza rolls in the (distant) past, but I don't remember the specific Rerolled requirements. Please forgive me.
What brand do I need, and what are the preferred flavors (hoping pepperoni, as that is my favorite)? Am I going to nuke them, or bake them, or eat some of them cold while the rest are cooking? And what is the minimum number consumed in one sitting to be considered a pizza roll connoisseur? What quantity is honorary McCheese?
Thanks in advance!
When I was in Hawaii getting ramen and asked for a fork I was pretty sure they blew dust off it before giving it to me. Fork is the superior instrument to chop sticks.Why would any ramen restaurant have forks? Bloody gaijin...
You saying that only strengthens my pointPutting parmesan cheese on them is about the worst thing I could think of.
Chopsticks in your dominant hand, spoon in the other. Any other way of eating Ramen is wrong.When I was in Hawaii getting ramen and asked for a fork I was pretty sure they blew dust off it before giving it to me. Fork is the superior instrument to chop sticks.
^ This guy gets it. The way God intended ramen to be eaten.Chopsticks in your dominant hand, spoon in the other. Any other way of eating Ramen is wrong.
A good ramen place is just as fast as a Wendy's considering all they do is pour the broth and assemble the bowl. Place I go it's usually like 5 minutes from walking in to eating.This is the fast food thread, please don't judge me
This is a judgment free zone
When you figure out how to eat soup with a regular fork, let me know. Chopsticks in one hand in order to gather up noodles + ingredients quickly and easily for slurping. Spoon in the left hand for mouthful of soup between the noodles.As someone who doesn't like to eat, you're hardly one to cast the first stone in a thread about eating.
I never got the chop stick elitists. It's easier to use a fork...so use a fork. Use two hands to eat noodles so I can use a spoon in the other hand? Man...if only there was one thing I could use that would free up that other hand to allow for easy consumption...
Oh wait, there is, a gosh damned fork.