/ck/ - Food & Cooking

This is now a Chicago style thin crust pizza thread. For me, it's the thin crust, the real Chicago pizza.

>>9799691
incorrect

>>8843007

I've only ever had it at an Aurelio's in Florida but it was probably top 5 best pizzas I've ever had.

reminder that chicago even does thin crust better than jew york

>>8224775
kill yourself

>>8142079
It's how thin crust is done in Chicago.

>>7807581
Go to Illinois, get some thin crust (AKA Chicago style) pizza

>>7743583
It's shit compared to real Chicago style pizza. The only people who like deep dish are faggoty tourists and north side yuppie transplants.
>>7743581
Who the fuck is that?

ITT: food you only eat when people are visiting from out of town

for me, it's got to be deep dish pizza. everyone I know eats tavern cut thin crust (AKA Chicago style) whenever they get pizza, and saves the deep dish for visitors

What about you, /ck/? Is there a food in your city that the people who live there don't really eat?

pic related, what anyone who is actually from Chicago thinks of when they hear "Chicago style pizza"

where's the best place in chicago to get a chicago style pizza like pic related?

>>6977744
Also Chicago

>>6647646
>Illinois
>deep dish pizza

Chicago is one tiny part of the state, basically sequestered off in one corner. Chicago's cuisine is in no way indicative of the cuisine in the rest of the state. On top of that, deep dish is not even the style of pizza preferred by people who fucking live in Chicago. If that has been a party-cut thin-crust(but not cracker thin) pizza, it would be more accurate. That's eaten all over the state, and for most people in Illinois outside of the Quad Cities and the St. Louis area, this would be what they think of when someone says pizza.