Ponster
February 25, 2005, 7:17am
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Firstly, well done to me for not spelling pizza with a ‘t’ stuck in the middle of it ! (Mmmm, pitzza!)
Secondly, when I picked up supper last night at Pizza Hut, the lady sprayed both of them with a can of ‘spray’.
And I was wondering what it was (too shy to ask!).
Is it to make it look prettier, taste better or even kill the germs!??
Oh (got it in France by the way)
:eek:
You tell me this now ???
“Care for more pizza beloved **Ponster ** ?”
“No thanks I’m full”
Yeah Yeah
You should go back and ask—or, at least call. Then, report back—I’m all curious now.
A little spritz (there’s your “tz” fix, by the way) of olive oil, perhaps?
samclem
February 25, 2005, 11:25am
5
It’s so the pepperoni doesn’t move when you eat the pizza. :eek:
They sprayed your pizza?!
Meeko
February 25, 2005, 2:40pm
7
I will go with Butter or Olive Oil.
Remember this is comming from the same resturant that “invented” the;
Lovers Line
Stuffed Crust Pizza
Double Deckeroni Pizza
Triple Decker Cheese Pizza
“Bigfoot” Pizza
Full House XL pizza
4 for all Pizza
The most recent Strip/Dip pizza
So anything to make Americans, and the French more fat, seems right down PH’s alley.
ooh… What about the French Fry / Frosty Pizza ? -No, no place for the butter.
Chefguy
February 25, 2005, 3:14pm
8
[griswold]It’s a crunch enhancer; semi-permeable, but non-osmodic.[/griswold]
Balle_M
February 25, 2005, 4:23pm
9
Ponster:
Secondly, when I picked up supper last night at Pizza Hut, the lady sprayed both of them with a can of ‘spray’.
And I was wondering what it was (too shy to ask!).
Is it to make it look prettier, taste better or even kill the germs!??
Oh (got it in France by the way)
France?
Well, it wasn’t deoderant.
Wow, it’s pretty rough when someone from West Virginia is making deodorant jokes about France.
Anyway, are we still doing that whole make-fun-of-France-over-deodorant thing ? That’s so last millenium.
yabob
February 25, 2005, 7:17pm
12
Several people seem to believe it’s a garlic spray, and ask where they can get some:
http://www.pmq.com/cgi-bin/tt/index.cgi/noframes/read/4023
There is such a commercial product available, consisting of vegatable oil with garlic in an aerosol can:
http://parway.com/prodspec2.asp?ProdID=8