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Sunday, February 5, 2012

National Pizza Day

More pizza will be consumed today than on any other day of the year.

Raise a slice to nature's most perfect food.

Enjoy a pizza today!

Saturday, January 29, 2011

Vegan Pizza Day

There are four days to Groundhog Day so that would be reason enough to celebrate, however Vegan Pizza Day takes happiness to a new level.

We want to celebrate and spread the word about vegan pizza by eating lots of it and encouraging others to as well. Let's show the rest of the world what we've known for a long time...that vegan pizza is amazing and can be enjoyed by everyone.

We have so many great options today for vegan pizza and it's time to share this. Let's convince people through fresh veggies, tasty mock meats and melty vegan cheese that dairy & meat free pizzas can be the best.

I am in!

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Pizza Wars in NYC

Stunning as it seems there is a pizza war in New York,

The shops are two of a growing number of New York delis and pizzerias offering $1 slices, a phenomenon that has delighted, dismayed and disturbed pizza lovers, food bloggers and rival pizzeria owners while defying a basic fundamental of the city’s economy — charging as much as you can whenever and wherever you can.

About 15 eateries around the city now sell dollar slices of pizza. The owners of 99¢ Fresh and 2 Bros. have turned bargain pizza into a business model: There are four 99¢ Fresh shops in Manhattan, and four 2 Bros., too. Next month, 99¢ fresh will open its fifth shop on 34th Street near Third Avenue

Sunday, March 7, 2010

Order a healthy pizza

Pizza is nature's most perfect food. Alison Johnson offers suggestions on how to order healthy pizza,

Go for thin crust. It has fewer calories and carbohydrates than hand-tossed and deep dish crusts; stuffed crusts are the worst offenders. Some businesses and frozen brands also offer whole-wheat crusts.

Choose the right meat. Pepperoni, sausage and bacon are three of the fattiest foods. Try grilled chicken, shrimp or turkey. If none of those flies with guests, go with Canadian bacon or ham.

Load up on vegetables. Some of the best options are olives, bell peppers, mushrooms, broccoli, spinach and sun-dried tomatoes. Low in calories and high in vitamins and fiber. For sweet tooths, pineapple is a great choice.

Go heavy on sauce … Tomato sauce is a rich source of antioxidants that may guard against heart disease and other health problems. It also is likely to include nutritious herbs and chopped garlic, which may help control cholesterol and protect against certain types of cancer.

… and light on cheese. A lot of the calories and fat in pizza com

Saturday, October 11, 2008

Drag and Drop Online pizza ordering:

Online ordering is getting more visual with drag and drop functionality. QSR Magazine's article:

. An extensive list of pizza topping graphics allows customers to easily spot their favorite add-ons and the drag and drop functionality makes creating and revising the makeup of a pie order a snap.

"This type of smart and fun technology encourages consumers to beef up their orders, whether it involves adding toppings or even additional pies to their guest check," says Seth Blech, chief technology officer of BigHoller. "Having a positive experience during the order process can play just as important a role in repeat business as the taste of the meal and quality of restaurant service."

Sunday, February 3, 2008

Pizza and Chicken Day:

Today in the Valley of the Sun a football game will be played, who cares? What is really important is the prodigious amounts of pizza and chicken that will be consumed in homes, taverns, backyards and tailgates all across this land from the Pacific to the Atlantic!

More pizza dough is rolled, more cheese is layered on the dough, a greater variety of toppings are applied to that dough, more chickens are legged, quartered and winged, more delivery persons are working today, then on any other day of the year.

Beer here! Enjoy!