What’s your favourite type of pizza?

[Ellen]

1 minute ago, Dippindots said:

(no mushrooms)

Hi five 

[Ellen]

1 minute ago, Dippindots said:

actually I prefer cheese bread or garlic bread sticks over pizza

I also like cheesy garlic bread...pizza hut lo they have some variety adi kuda nachutai

[Dippindots]

1 minute ago, Ellen said:

Hi five 

are you allergic too?

[Ellen]

2 minutes ago, Battu123 said:

Peri peri from Domino's istam 

Em toppings ?

[Dippindots]

Just now, Ellen said:

I also like cheesy garlic bread...pizza hut lo they have some variety adi kuda nachutai

yea me too

 

[Ellen]

Just now, Dippindots said:

are you allergic too?

Yeah sort of..  not heavily kani, throat irritation vastadi

[Dippindots]

2 minutes ago, Ellen said:

Yeah sort of..  not heavily kani, throat irritation vastadi

I throw up until it's completely kicked out of my system

[Battu123]

18 minutes ago, Ellen said:

Em toppings ?

black olives, onion, capsicum, grilled mushroom 

[nokia123]

33 minutes ago, Battu123 said:

Peri peri from Domino's istam 

India Dominos lo undha? US menu lo aupadathale...

[r2d2]

46 minutes ago, Ellen said:

Not the heavy thick bread ones, they are high carb.   But you have so many alternate crust options no... Cauliflower pizza is literally veggies organized in different geometrical shapes 

then it is a fake pizza... 

[Battu123]

25 minutes ago, nokia123 said:

India Dominos lo undha? US menu lo aupadathale...

Yes india Domino's 

[Hector8]

Vijayawada gongura pizza ani kothaga edo bay area lo pettaru anta 

[MRI]

17 minutes ago, Hector8 said:

Vijayawada gongura pizza ani kothaga edo bay area lo pettaru anta 

Attn @BeerBob123 @MiryalgudaMaruthiRao

[Ellen]

1 hour ago, Dippindots said:

I throw up until it's completely kicked out of my system

Vaammo..that is serious allergy

[Ellen]

46 minutes ago, r2d2 said:

then it is a fake pizza... 

Based on etymology, the “Vocabolario Etimologico della Lingua Italiana” reveals that pizza comes from the dialectal pinza from the Latin pinsere, which means to pound or stamp. Other etymologists suggest it is related to the Lombardic word bizzo or pizzo, which means mouthful, and is related to the English word bite.

 

Cauliflower crust is pounded :D and is a mouthful