NWR: Pizza and bagels in NYC

[Jeff Grossman]

originally posted by Michael Lewis:
It seems De Blasio had already won the election at the time of the incident.

So it was okay to throw off the sheep's clothing?

 

[Rahsaan]

originally posted by MarkS:

For the same reason this ("I also prefer Spaghettios to fresh-made pasta with meatballs. I also prefer Banquet frozen boxed fried chicken to that weird fresh stuff.") was brought into the conversation. Why does everything have to be so linear?

Linear?

I think there's a pretty wide consensus that slow cooked stews with lots of ingredients improve with a moderate amount of time for the ingredients and flavors to meld.

But that has nothing to do with pizza, which is neither slow cooked nor has lots of ingredients and flavors.

 

[Michael Lewis]

originally posted by Jeff Grossman:

originally posted by Michael Lewis:
It seems De Blasio had already won the election at the time of the incident.

So it was okay to throw off the sheep's clothing?

That depends on whether you are concerned about eating pizza with utensils or winning elections. Personally I am most concerned about finding a good slice for lunch today.

 

[Ian Fitzsimmons]

originally posted by Steve Edmunds:
stop making sense

Don't we have a rule here banning political slogans?

 

[Chris Coad]

originally posted by Ian Fitzsimmons:

originally posted by Steve Edmunds:
stop making sense

Don't we have a rule here banning political slogans?

Tippecanoe and Tyler too!

 

[Oswaldo Costa]

This thread...

 

[Josh Fontaine]

Lucali, Di Fara, or New Haven

 

[Jay Miller]

originally posted by Chris Coad:

For bagels you want to go uptown, to Absolute Bagels.

Finally made it back there after about 15 years. I loved their bagels back then and they're still a good NYC bagel. Thank you Chris.

 

[Jeff Grossman]

originally posted by Jay Miller:

originally posted by Chris Coad:

For bagels you want to go uptown, to Absolute Bagels.

Finally made it back there after about 15 years. I loved their bagels back then and they're still a good NYC bagel. Thank you Chris.

Broadway and 108 Street? No wonder it took 15 years to get there.

 

[Jay Miller]

originally posted by Jeff Grossman:

originally posted by Jay Miller:

originally posted by Chris Coad:

For bagels you want to go uptown, to Absolute Bagels.

Finally made it back there after about 15 years. I loved their bagels back then and they're still a good NYC bagel. Thank you Chris.

Broadway and 108 Street? No wonder it took 15 years to get there.

I went all the time when I was teaching classes at Columbia.

 

[MLipton]

originally posted by Jay Miller:

originally posted by Jeff Grossman:

originally posted by Jay Miller:

originally posted by Chris Coad:

For bagels you want to go uptown, to Absolute Bagels.

Finally made it back there after about 15 years. I loved their bagels back then and they're still a good NYC bagel. Thank you Chris.

Broadway and 108 Street? No wonder it took 15 years to get there.

I went all the time when I was teaching classes at Columbia.

Damn! I wish it had been there when I was at Columbia. OTOH, we had H&H back then.

Mark Lipton