The pizza already has cheese. You don’t need any in the dang crust at all. I find it strange and confusing but I’m just a caveman. Your stuffed crust pizza world frightens me.

KEEP CRUST JUST CRUST

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    Let me tell you something, it will be years before they find another place to hide cheese on a pizza.

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      Na, so-called Detroit style already found a new place and it’s better that stuffed crust.

      The put it on the pan before the dough and it get all crispy. None of the chewy gaggy shit in the crust.

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    The cheese in the crust is shit quality too. It’s really nasty. I’ve never understood the need for stuffed crust pizza either.

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      I think that’s the key. I’m betting OP has never had good quality stuffed crust before.

      In my experience most fast pizza places fuck it up most of the time. Either they use low quality cheese, or they just undercook it and it’s a soggy mess. Getting stuffed crust just right is truly an art form. And when you don’t get it juuust right it’s pretty awful.

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        It’s not low quality cheese. It’s the wrong cheese. Pizza Hut, PJ’s, and Donato’s all used string cheese in their stuffed crust when I worked there. Domino’s didn’t do stuffed crust when I worked there.

        String cheese is certainly easier to deal with, but that is pure mozzarella, not the usual mozzarella romano blend that most pizza places use. I dunno what the moisture of string cheese is either, but the shreds/cubes of the normal stuff was all marked “low moisture blend.” I suspect that string cheese is more wet of a mozzarella, and it would be a better, but harder to assemble product if they just used the normal stuff.

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      It’s really easy to do if you just grab mozzarella cheese sticks

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      What if it was good quality cheese, like maybe not American cheese (as in, sold in America).

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    It’s okay when it’s fresh - not OMG WOW, but okay. But if it’s cold leftover pizza, then it’s complete ass.

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      I agree. Fresh it is amazing but cold it is like having a cheesestick rolled in bread.

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        Shit, I don’t know, I dip it in left over burrito sauce from the spot down the block and I’m set.

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      If I might recommend rehearsing it using a panini press/foreman grill, it isn’t for everyone but crispy cheese on top and gooey crust cheese works pretty well

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    Mmm cheese in crust Make the crust entirely out of cheese

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    That really is the most unpopular opinion I’ve seen on the Internet

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    The pizza already has cheese.

    There is no such thing as too much cheese. Your argument is invalid.

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      Clearly you have never ordered godfathers pizza from the Midwest and asked for extra cheese.

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    Heard a rumor, once, that stuffed crust pizza, extra cheese pizza, etc., were attempts for the gov’t to use gov’t-stored cheese reserves that would go bad soon.

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      Afaik it doesn’t have to do with those specific cheese reserves, but it indeed was an attempt by the govt to make people eat more cheese due to the massive overproduction of cheese.

      Not the best source but the first I found: https://www.chowhound.com/1724866/milk-overproduction-pizza-hut-cheese-origin/

      Edit: Ok, I went to find a better explanation of the whole thing (it’s actually a long story). There’s a very good video by Climate Town which explains the history of dairy farming in the US, and it does mention that specific pizza case. Sorry for the video format, but it’s very well documented, with a lot of sources, and it’s a genuinely great explanation. YouTube link

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        Initially I was highly doubtful this would even make a dent in national cheese levels… But an average pizza uses approx 150 grams of cheese. The cheese crust uses another approx 150 grams, doubling the cheese per pizza, which is insane considering you can hardly taste it at all

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    I don’t like pizza with extra cheese (though what ‘extra’ is depends on the place and the person), but I like stuffed-crust. If I decide I hate my body enough to eat gluten-containing food, I’m going all in on it for the misery I will suffer.

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    It’s great when your baked out of your fucking mind. oh fuck yeah more cheese I heard you like cheese so we put cheese in your pizza so you can cheese while you pizza

  • It doesn’t have to be stuffed with cheese. It can be stuffed with almost anything. It just can’t be stuffed with an entire other pizza, because then it’s not stuffed crust it’s a calzone.

    Unless you’e only had Domino’s nasty bullshit. 🤔 I mean, it’s pretty much just cheesy bread when it’s a good pizza.

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        Yeah, I taught my family how to make calzones. Ours have a shitton on spinach, diced tomatoes and cheese, and whatever else they want to add (I did a gyro calzone the other day. So good) my eventual death by calzonizza will be worth it

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          If you don’t care about it being healthy or not, adding cubed pepperoni to a calzone is a game-changer.

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            I can live a long time or I can live happy. This is food we’re talking about. I can do “healthy” elsewhere

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    I worked at a pizza shop in my early teens. My favourite was cheese all the way to the edge. With enough pepperoni the pizza would deep fry itself and the cheese on the edge would go extra crispy. And I wondered why I had issues with acne.