Pizza disc-overy
Suddenly, I am really a convert of that round piece of cardboard that frozen pizzas come on. I mean, I must have eaten, like, 10,000 frozen pizzas in my lifetime, and all I have ever done with that bad-boy is throw it away. (True, technically, once in 2002, I used one to made a faux Survivor immunity necklace, but that is our little secret.)
Anyway, now I am a big believer and here's why: you know the biggest problem that I have with frozen pizza -- aside from the fact that Marsh wants a freaking arm and a leg for them, of course? It's that the little dudes slide around on my pizza pan when I am trying to cut 'em with the pizza cutter. But here's my brilliant discovery: if you put the pizza back on the cardboard thingy, you can cut it without having to worry about it sliding around. Amazing!
And here comes the best part: as an added bonus, the cardboard disc makes a great disposable plate! Not only is it large enough to eliminate those (let's admit it) rather annonying trips back to the kitchen for more pizza, but since I'd already be throwing the cardboard away, there's no guilt associated with using disposable dinnerware in this case.
Not that I have any guilt about doing that. Keep in mind, I'm pretty unrepentant.
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My friend, you have posted some banal shit in your day, but this one, I'm afraid, takes the cake.
Good insight! I, too, have the problem of the pizza sliding around on the pan. But what about the pizzas that don't come with the round disc? What then?!?
Oh yeah. Like a Red Baron or a Tony's or something. I guess you would have to tear the box open and use the inside of the box as if it were the round disc. Kind of like a pizza box, I guess. I will experiment and let you know what I discover.
Ray, you are a fucking brilliant man! I have had the problem with the sliding pizza and now you offer a solution.