Like an omelette

  • JohnnyEnzyme@piefed.social
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    29 days ago

    #1, you neglected to add quotes around panzeratti, and #2, you neglected to mention that those quotes are doing some very heavy lifting.

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      29 days ago

      Can you elaborate on how “Calzone” constitutes heavy lifting

      If anything, i probably should have “” panzerotti or at least both. In any case, its odd you centered out CalZone and not panzerotti all things being equivalent

      • JohnnyEnzyme@piefed.social
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        29 days ago

        Because both of those items are prepared in specific ways that very much do not constitute ‘folding a pizza in half.’ For example, a panzerotti as I understand it are small, sealed pies that are commonly deep-fried. A calzone as I understand it is another kind of pie, larger, sealed and then baked up.

        Now if this is meant as a c/ShittyFoodPorn post like something a frat or dorm-bro would come up with, then rock on I guess, altho it’s still not in the right sublemmy as I see it. But whatever, that’s just me!

      • Onomatopoeia@lemmy.cafe
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        29 days ago

        Because a calzone is not simply folded-over pizza.

        I may describe it a like a small round pizza folded over on itself then baked - for someone with no idea, but they are very different things

        Calzone has no sauce in it, for one thing.

        Because they’re baked, they have a very different texture and flavor profile than pizza.

        This is like saying an omelette and scrambled eggs are the same thing. They aren’t.