Originally Posted By: SC
Originally Posted By: Lilo
Just kidding.. they also have a thin version which is much less threatening to one's glucose levels...



I don't mind an occasional deepdish pizza, but I checked out the website link you provided, and they include a picture of their thin pizza. Lilo, to me, that is NOT thin crust. A thin crust is one that you can fold in half. As Mark said above, it should be semi-crispy.


That's really interesting SC because in this area that is thin crust. Of course Pizza Papalis boasts of "Chicago Style" so maybe that is where the difference is. Maybe it's a Midwest thing. My brother moved to NY a few years back and complains that he can't find any decent thicker style pizzas-everything is too thin.
Regional Varieties of Pizza

Supino's, which is located in Eastern Market has won some local awards/surveys for best thin style pizza.

Supino's Thin Dish

Supinos Review

Detroit Thin Style Pizzas


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