Here's what I don't get

[terpsfan]

Jul 9, 2012 1:24:31 GMT -5 LoveTrains said:

Your mistake was eating pizza in Wells, not necessarily pizza in Maine.

And grilled pizza is an amazing invention that you can all thank Rhode Island for inventing. We actually have decent pizza in this town.

And New Haven (CT) pizza is the best pizza in this country. So really New England is not a pizza desert. But our bagels do suck and I can't get a proper hoagie anywhere.

:Y: Al Forno's was way too fancy schmancy for us growing up. I've actually never been! We always got pizza strips (which are kind of nasty) or *gasp* I favor Papa Gino's!!

[LoveTrains]

Jul 9, 2012 8:52:28 GMT -5 terpsfan said:

Jul 9, 2012 1:24:31 GMT -5 LoveTrains said:

Your mistake was eating pizza in Wells, not necessarily pizza in Maine.

And grilled pizza is an amazing invention that you can all thank Rhode Island for inventing. We actually have decent pizza in this town.

And New Haven (CT) pizza is the best pizza in this country. So really New England is not a pizza desert. But our bagels do suck and I can't get a proper hoagie anywhere.

Al Forno's was way too fancy schmancy for us growing up. I've actually never been! We always got pizza strips (which are kind of nasty) or *gasp* I favor Papa Gino's!!

My favorite bar has free pizza strips on Fridays!

[Scout'sHonor]

I love dough, so NY style isn't my fave. Out here in CO, we've got beau jo's, which has a wonderfully thick crust that you can pour honey all over once you've eaten the pie part. *drools*

[jaylea]

Jul 7, 2012 8:24:55 GMT -5 dylanite said:

It's Maine. Everything but their lighthouses, lobster and chowder is subpar. Lol at Maine.

Portland's the "foodiest little city in the country". You're missing out if you think it's all lobster and chowder up here (although we do win at those too).
www.bonappetit.com/blogsandforums/blogs/bafoodist/2009/08/americas-foodiest-small-town-2.html