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Dunnes Stores Deli pizza

Liamario

Well, that was an abomination.

Purée is not sauce. You can'T just smear it onto pizza bread and call it tomato sauce.
Also, there shouldn't be a strange cleaning product after taste from a cheese pizza. Has anyone ever had a nice pizza from dunnes deli?

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Jimmy Garlic

Alf Stewart. wrote: »

Aw no way mate, anchovies on a pizza are ace. I love the lil fishy salted bastards.

I did see banana on a pizza joint menu one avvo though. Banana on a pizza..... That's just wrong.

I would rather have pubes on my pizza. Anchovies are pure rotten mank.

whiskeyman

Archeron wrote: »

I miss the little mini pizzas from when I was a kid, ten in a pack, stacked on top of each other. They were only nice when your burned the "cheese" on them.

Fantastic when cooked fresh from our pizza oven.

Or 'microwave' as it was also called...

To Elland Back

Archeron wrote: »

I miss the little mini pizzas from when I was a kid, ten in a pack, stacked on top of each other. They were only nice when your burned the "cheese" on them.

And the topping always came away from the base in one go, leaving basically a perforated disc of bread behind

Alf Stewart.

kneemos wrote: »

Wouldn't be totally adverse to a bit of Pineapple on a Pizza.
Anchovies however are a crime against humanity.

Aw no way mate, anchovies on a pizza are ace. I love the lil fishy salted bastards.

I did see banana on a pizza joint menu one avvo though. Banana on a pizza..... That's just wrong.

markupmales

Well you can't blame them for the toppings as you put those on yourself... the base is pure styrofoam alright though.
They're value by calorie count if nothing else.

beardybrewer

A couple years back they did a gorgeous goat's cheese and caramelised onion one the missus loved. We used to go out of our way to get it even though we don't normally shop there. It was dear at €5.00 but always on sale. I guess quality didn't sell so they dropped it and brought out this instead.

kneemos

Alf Stewart. wrote: »

Any Italian worth his or her salt knows the most authentic and traditional Italian pizza one can consume is a Hawaiian one.

Wouldn't be totally adverse to a bit of Pineapple on a Pizza.
Anchovies however are a crime against humanity.

Mr. CooL ICE

Archeron wrote: »

I miss the little mini pizzas from when I was a kid, ten in a pack, stacked on top of each other. They were only nice when your burned the "cheese" on them.

Loved them, even if the cheese left the roof of my mouth permanently disfigured.

Archeron

I miss the little mini pizzas from when I was a kid, ten in a pack, stacked on top of each other. They were only nice when your burned the "cheese" on them.

super_furry

Dunnes is a horrible kip of a place, wouldn't expect anything better really.

Jimmy Garlic

No such thing as a proper pizza in Ireland... Except in a good establishment with proper Italians in it.

Boom_Bap

The secret to Dunnes Stores Deli Pizzas is making them into triple deckers with lots of different animal in the layers.

beach_walker

Liamario wrote: »

Has anyone ever had a nice pizza from dunnes deli?

Unfortunately yes. Ended up giving the better part of it to a dog, he didn't seem too impressed either.

ScumLord

jester77 wrote: »

Yip, and you can't have an authentic carbonara if it doesn't include a few good dollops of cream

I seem to remember that Paulo on newstalk said that real Italian carbonara didn't use cream.

EDIT: Yup, not supposed to put cream in carbonara.

https://munchies.vice.com/en/articles/stop-putting-cream-in-your-carbonara

LDN_Irish

Alf Stewart. wrote: »

Any Italian worth his or her salt knows the most authentic and traditional Italian pizza one can consume is a Hawaiian one.

And you've to eat it with a knife and fork. Or chopsticks if your foreigny looking enough.

jester77

Alf Stewart. wrote: »

Any Italian worth his or her salt knows the most authentic and traditional Italian pizza one can consume is a Hawaiian one.

Yip, and you can't have an authentic carbonara if it doesn't include a few good dollops of cream

Mr. CooL ICE

Alf Stewart. wrote: »

Any Italian worth his or her salt knows the most authentic and traditional Italian pizza one can consume is a Hawaiian one.

Porco dio di madonna!

ScumLord

Michah wrote: »

They went to the bother of getting the dish an EU label of Traditional Guaranteed Specialty so I doubt that.

Who are you going to believe? The EU or some random stranger off the internet?

If you folded one of them pizzas in half and threw a slice of ham into it, it wouldn't even make a good sandwich.

Michah

ScumLord wrote: »

No, ask any Italian, it brings shame and embarrassment to the entire country.

They went to the bother of getting the dish an EU label of Traditional Guaranteed Specialty so I doubt that.

kneemos

Dunne Stores mentality...How can we produce this as cheaply as possible but still make it look fairly close to half decent.

Alf Stewart.

Any Italian worth his or her salt knows the most authentic and traditional Italian pizza one can consume is a Hawaiian one.

ScumLord

Michah wrote: »

A margherita isn't a "proper" pizza?

No, ask any Italian, it brings shame and embarrassment to the entire country.

Michah

ScumLord wrote: »

A cheese pizza is just the foundation of a proper Pizza. Try getting a proper pizza next time.

A margherita isn't a "proper" pizza?

ScumLord

Liamario wrote: »

The little lad likes the plain pizza. It wasn't my first choice.

Nephews are like that too, how did we get so fussy? I tell's ya, back in my day things where different. rant, rave and so on, etc..

Lux23

JC Savages do a lovely deli pizza, pop by when you're in Swords next.

Juan8

Superquinn deli pizzas R.I.P

biko

Welcome to Dunnes Consumer Help forum

We have taken your complaint under advisement and decided to reject it and refer you to our competitors instead.
Have a good day.

Liamario

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

Did you take the plastic off it before you put it in the oven?

To be honest, it might have improved the taste.

ScumLord wrote: »

A cheese pizza is just the foundation of a proper Pizza. Try getting a proper pizza next time.

The little lad likes the plain pizza. It wasn't my first choice.

pajor

Liamario wrote: »

Well, that was an abomination.

Purée is not sauce. You can just smear it onto pizza bread and call it tomato sauce.
Also, there shouldn't be a strange cleaning product after taste from a cheese pizza. Has anyone ever had a nice pizza from dunnes deli?

Those pizzas were lush once upon a time. Then both our local Dunnes and Tesco stopped doing them. Haven't had a deli pizza in a long time now.

ScumLord

A cheese pizza is just the foundation of a proper Pizza. Try getting a proper pizza next time.