/ck/ - Food & Cooking

there was a time when pizza was cheap, yes, a $6 large cheese pizza. now that same pizza costs 3 times as much.

depending on where you get it from, it can range from 8-12€ (9-14$) to 11-20€ (13-23$)
On absolute average I'd say 11€

>>10863680
>Singapore dollars
Isn’t that pretty cheap for there?

>>10863708
17 Singapore Dollar equals 12.49 United States Dollar

I can get a large 3 topping pizza from dominoes for 7.99 in america

>>10863680
South Italy, it ranges from 4,50 to 8,00 EUR.

a large pizza is 8 meals. any price under 15 USD is a damn good deal

>>10863680
>chicken ham

>>10863766
who the fuck eats a single slice? two minimum, three standard, especially for dinner.

Like 5-15 euros depending on the place

14" 'za usually costs around 10-15 USD depending on where you get it from. Some places have a special promo where you can get a 2nd one with the same size for free during certain days of the week.

shitalian here
3,50-4 euros for a marinara
4-5 euros for a margherita
anything else is >5 euros

>>10864033
> shitalian
go die in a fire soy cuck


pizza is from 4€ to 12€ depending on the place, region, topping.
Average would say 6€ in North Italy.

In southern Italy the average is 4.50

>>10864089
t.errone

Make your own much better pizza for < $4
OK kids problem solved now go to /b/ and start a McD’s thread

>>10864160
Not that anon but growing up with my father he would always do this. Not a single one was ever correct or the same and he could seriously never get it down or properly made.

>>10863680
10-20 euros in Finland, it is expensive but good food.

>>10864160
500g of cheese costs $8 here

>>10864213
wait do you use an entire pound of cheese? Don't you already have cheese around the house for a variety of other meals?..

>>10864239
I don't eat cheese because I'm lactose intolerant. Cheese is only eaten at pizzas or burgers.

>>10864246
Or you could just get lactose free cheese.
Not the best for pizza and you might as well go with some, and I can't believe I'm saying this; vegan alternatives.

>>10864259
vegan alternatives are even more expensive and cheese is an overrated wh*te people thing that doesn't fit in with asian cooking except when making lasagna

>>10863680
dont remember prices of chains like pizza hut but all the other pizza places have around 5-6$ for a large pizza. and pizza competition is really strong there are even places which have deals like 10$ for one large one regular and lots of other stuff like pasta, wings and garlic bread

>>10863680
Whatever the fuck that is, it isn't pizza.

>>10863680
My favorite place has giant slices for $1.87 after tax. toppings are 25 cents extra, but their plain is just so good I don't bother.
pizza-hut is my least favorite, but they regularlly send me couppons for 2-topping to 3-topping mediums/larges between $6-$8.
less popular chains like Jet's are pricier, over $11 for a large no topping

>>10864193
Your dad sounds like he makes mc chicken threads
>>10864213
sorry about your economy

>>10864160
Your pizza would never be preferred, even by you. You'd just lie and say it's better, because you're a liar.

>>10863680
pizza became a meme food and they realised they can drive their prices up and nobody would care

>>10864270
>thread about pizza
>'fuck cheese its invented by the white devil im lactose intolerant'
Are you retarded?..

>>10864353
Nah my papa does excellent grilling smoking and bbq but has never been much of a breadmaker.

I heard in Italy they just hand out pizza on the street for free

>>10863680
Local place is $12 for no toppings. Toppings are $2 each. The specialty topping combos are all around $16. I feel like they all used to be cheaper, but I really don't remember the menu prices. I just know I can't afford them like I used to.

Usually around $12-14 for a single topping large, which are usually 14". Excluding national chains since they're garbage, at least around here. Many places have daily specials and coupons bringing it down some.

In Boston, I can go to Santarpios, arguably one of the best pizzas, and pay $10.50 for a lrg che.

I pay AUD $16 for a pizza a bit larger than your typical large. This is well above Dominos prices but I really like these pizzas and I get them like once a month at most.

>>10863680
Anywhere from 3 to 10 U.S dollars, so internationally it's cheap, but the price is too high for the average person to pay for.

Besides most pizzas aren't worth it IMHO.

t. Argentinian

>>10863686
dominos large 3 topping is 799. granted dominos is whack. but the thin crust is extremely edible.

Well that kinda depends on the pizza?

Between 6 and 15 euros in my city I think.

>>10863680
Just go to a hawker, get some char siu rice and a fruit drink for less.

here in Italy a whole pizza (round, thin crust) is about 4.50€ on average (depending on the toppings, it can vary from 3.50 to about 10€)

>>10863690
where the fuck are you from? is that pizza made of gold?

>>10863680
"Large" one 15-35 dollars at the chains.

Justyna ordered one

Poland
9.40 USD conting without current exchange rate
42cm large. (Distance from center to edge)
I don't know about the diameter though. Calculate yourself.

>>10865072
France. Most pizzeria will have the lowest price (margherita) at 10-11€, and the fanciest ones to 14-15€. Pizza trucks prices are lower, like 7€ for the cheapest.
The worst prices I've experienced are in paris (where everything cost like twice as much as everywhere else), with shit pizza deliveries like pizza hut that charge 15€+ per pizza, delivery is free though.

I will always fondly remember the class trip to Rome where we ate pizza for lunch everyday for just €4 (whole Margherita).

Here in Netherlands the same kind of pizza costs at least €12

>>10863680
$6 up to $30s if you go to some fancy place.

Pizza is dirt cheap ingredient wise in bulk, but then again employees, etc.

>>10863770
For our friendly muslim friends.

>not making your own pizza

Jesus Fucking Christ this isn't /ck/ it's /poverty/

Only pizza place close to my village.

>>10865684
>daaaa make it yourself!!!!

>>10863680
It's pretty cheap for me. I don't buy pizza around here, because it's all garbage. Most of what goes into my pizza comes from my garden, so it's pretty reasonable. It costs time, I guess, but worth it for a better pie.

>>10865072
Crofag here.

Cost of pizza is very similar. It ranges from 5€ to somewhere around 10€-12€. It depends on the toppings and the city you're in.