Leftovers: The Day's Stray Links

Posted by Adam Kuban, March 27, 2009 at 6:00 PM

Why L.A. Pizza Is Not New York Pizza: The argument here boils down to "Basically, because New Yorkers eat it on the go." [The-Feedbag]
Truckin': Jianetto's Famous Pizza Truck parking outside Pianos bar on Friday and Saturday nights. Good for drunks. Slices, $3. [Grub Street]
More Varasano's Intel: "I never thought I'd quote Papa John (is he even a real person?), but his saying, 'Better ingredients, better pizza,' has never been so true." [Adventurous Tastes]
The Best Pizza in Racine, Wisconsin: The Onion's nightlife guide disses Milwaukee, sending readers southbound to Racine instead. Have they not heard of Maria's? [Decider]
Headline of the Week: From Australia, "Pizza, Beer, and Scratchies: Where We Turn for Comfort." [Manning River Times]
Eating $1 Pizza with Asher Roth: One of his raps has the line "I can get pizza a dollar a slice." MTV finds out if it's true. [MTV.com]
Video: Dumbass scooter-based delivery driver goofing around doing endos. A faceplant ensues. [bofunk.com]

2 Comments

Tags: Leftovers: The Day's Stray Links, Racine, Varasano's Pizzeria, Wisconsin

2 Comments:

Did I read something about "tossing the flavorful dough"???

If JV was in front of the oven, he wouldn't have to worry about insulting customers by not stopping by their table.

I like the new Stray Link feature. I hope you keep it up, Slicemeister.

CIao,

Paulie Gee

pauliegee at 12:03AM on 03/28/09

Paulie: Thanks for noticing the new feature. Sometimes there's so much pizza stuff in a day I can't get to all of it and give it the attention it might deserve—other stuff doesn't deserve much more than just a quick sentence or two and a link. But at least this new Stray Slices thing gives me a way to share whatever I've seen throughout the day even if I don't have time to put in a pretty picture and/or analyze/respond/rebut. I think it gives a quick snapshot of the day in pizza news. More or less.

Adam Kuban at 12:19AM on 03/28/09

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