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October 27, 2007
Pete & Elda's
Minor programming break here with some information for those who may be thin-crust pizza lovers.
I grew up eating pizza from Denino's on Staten Island. And, they had a well deserved rep for having good thin-crust pizza. Tonight, for the first time, I ate at Pete & Elda's in Neptune, N.J. - and, I was shocked at how thin their pizza was...like paper. I can't believe it took me this long to try it out. I can't imagine anyone having a thinner pizza than Pete & Elda's.
If you're into thin-crust pizza, and you're around Neptune some time, you really should check it out.
Posted by Steve Lombardi at October 27, 2007 10:09 PM
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Other than spending time with the fam and going to Yankee games, one of the biggest things I miss about NY/NJ is great pizza. L.A. is a veritable pizza wasteland. The standard output for most L.A. area pizza joints is Ragu and melted cheese on a buttery, crumpet-like pizza crust.
I envy you, Steve.
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at October 28, 2007 01:44 AM
much of the US west of Chicago is a pizza wasteland. i've asked pizza guys here in my hometown, and they will blame it on altitude, water, lack of reliable importers, earthquakes - you name it. honestly, pizza is one of the reasons i moved back to NY state from Oregon.
Posted by: unmoderated at October 28, 2007 06:44 AM