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Man Builds Coal-Oven Grill Simulator
Editor's note: A short time ago, homeslice Philip G. got in touch, telling me there was a post on pizzamaking.com that was making quite a stir: Reverse-Engineered Coal-Fired Brick Oven. Apparently, a Michigan man had invented a grill insert that he claimed simulated a coal- or wood-fired oven. I clicked over and became fascinated by the metal-and-stone device (pictured below). Could something so simple-looking achieve the holy grail of at-home pizza-making—hot enough and consistent enough temperatures to perfectly cook a pie? I don't know yet, because my 2stone Pizza Grill has only today begun its UPS journey to my home...Reminder: Get Your Slice Shirts
If you've been sitting on the fence about purchasing a Slice T-shirt, you're too late. I've placed the order for the first batch of Slice T-shirts. If you want one and didn't order, email me and I'll put you on the list for the second printing. you better make up your mind soon. I've hit the minimum number of "pre-orders" I need and will be sending the job off to the screenprinter tonight. Only those who have ordered will get shirts. I'm not having surplus stock made. So order now or forever hold your peace. If you've already ordered, you...I <) NY T-Shirts! Taking Orders
I've been wanting to make Slice T-shirts for, like, forever. I've finally put rubber to road and have sourced a printer and blah blah blah. Here they are. I'm taking orders on these up to May 9, at which point I'll give the printer the go-ahead to make the batch of shirts. After May 9, they'll be unavailable. For those who do order, figure 4 to 6 weeks for delivery. Delayed gratification, people—it's underrated. Anyway, the deets are below. UPDATE: No longer taking orders. If you want one, you'll have to wait until I order more. Send me an email...T.M.X. Elmo Pizzamaker Doll
Friend of Slice Janelle was listening to this story on NPR this morning and heard passing reference to a new Tickle Me Elmo Extreme doll. From a CNNMoney story late last month: ... get ready for Pizza Elmo. According to [toy industry analyst Chris] Byrne, it's an Elmo doll holding a pizza, and the pizza talks and sings along with Elmo. The toy is expected to retail for $19.99. Toy Fair: Big-Ticket High Tech [NPR.org] Following T.M.X. Elmo, here come his friends [money.cnn.com]...Product: Pizza Plates
Neat set of pizza plates from Fred Flare. $15 for a set of four. "... grab these ingenious pizza plates that can fit exactly one slice of pizza!!" the site says. One slice? A perfect item for lightweights. Pizza Slice Plate, Set of 4 [fredflare.com, via Lia]...A Slice of Christmas
Welcome back from the long weekend. I trust that those of you who celebrate Christmas have chosen, chopped, and lugged home your trees or have dragged the artificial Tannenbaum up from the basement. No? Well, get a move on, folks. Where else are you going to hang these awesome pizza ornaments? The one at left is from bronners.com ($7.99, plus S&H), and the one at right is available from Urban Outfitters ($10, in stores or from website). Pizza Christmas Ornament [bronners.com] Pizza Slice Glass Ornament [Urban Outfitters] Ornament tip via Friend of Slice Joe S. Thanks, Joe!...Dear Slice: Mail-Order Pizza?
Dear Slice, My girlfriend is a native of Brooklyn, although she now resides in Oxford, England, getting her master's degree. She often complains about the lack of a good NYC-quality pizza (a complaint she has about any city outside of NYC). I was looking into mail-order NYC pizza that I could send her and that she could pop into the oven. Any thoughts? Cheers, Andrew E. Dear Andrew, This is one we get a lot, but luckily, the answer is easy enough. Slice did a bit on this last year. I'll rerun it here and hope that it'll be of...Slice is part of the Foodblog Ad Network. To advertise on this site or across a network of food-related weblogs, click here.
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