#pizzas

Wallopping Web Snappers!

It's time for a new limited time promotional pizza from Little Caesar's. This time, they're all about Spider-Man Brand New Day.

It's a basic cheese pizza with "webberoni" instead of pepperoni. Whether this looks like "webbing" is up for debate. I can think of a lot of horrible things that this looks like, but I can't say them. No, not even on Tumblr. And whatever you think it looks like, I guarantee that what I see is a million times worse.

Cheap pepperoni makes little pools of grease, but the webberoni distributes the grease all over the pizza. And this is a good thing.

Every bite of this pizza has pepperoni and a mouthful of greasy goodness. And grease is flavor. This particular pizza was a little undercooked, but that didn't hurt it much, but I still recommend well done.

And according to the Little Caesar's app, you can add webberoni to any pizza that they offer.

As always, this pizza suffers from leftover issues. You have to eat it when it's hot out of the oven, because after that it's something only children and dogs will eat. And that's not just Little Caesar's. Most pizza joints haven't figured out how to make a good pizza that survives in the fridge overnight.

Nevertheless, add this one to the plus column of Little Caesar's promotional pizzas. Kids will love it, and the price is pretty tough to complain about.

Hers and his date night pizzas.

Yes, I know that it’s a little soon for me to be dating, but pizza is always better when it’s shared. I can’t do that if I’m sulking on the sofa, watching anime, and listening to the voices in my head tell me to watch that Angine de Poitrine live performance video for the hundredth time.

Not exactly the best batch of slices I’ve ever gotten from Buscemi’s, but a bad slice at the Utica location is better than the best pizza at most chain franchise joints.

A friend of mine has told me that the only thing that the Utica location does differently from the rest, is that they add a little extra sugar to the standard Buscemi’s sauce (which you can buy at fancy supermarkets). If that’s indeed the case, then it certainly works.

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