/ck/ - Food & Cooking

Of course it does. Think of all the extra 2 inch thick, chewy, dry, inedible pizza rims you have on those 12 inchers.

Overall surface area for the 18" wins, yet the 12" have more outside we want to dispose of, all the more reason to purchase the 18".

It might be counter-intuitive, but it's pretty obvious if you bother to think about it for a second.

WOW You just made me use high school math for the first time in 10 years.

>>12459439
The circumference to area ratio is also smaller on the 18"

brilliant, using maths to become a more disgusting lard arse

>>12459439
but the cornicione is the best part of the pizza

>>12459439
I do this whenever I'm out at a pizzeria and I want to see which of their pie options is the best value. In my experience it's usually the middle pizza that has the best dollar to pizza ratio

>>12460675
I made a spreadsheet of all the pizzas' price per area ratios at my local pizzeria because they have different specialty pizzas that cost different amounts for the same diameter.

>>12461047
Post spreadsheet

>>12461050
I'm lazy phoneposting scum, so no.

>>12460336
t. would rather spend $24 on two 12 inch pizzas instead of $15 on an 18 inch pizza

>>12459414
try telling this to DOHC fags that constantly rag on push rod OHV engines as if they actually plan on revving past 8k to justify the lower valve weight. Sure on a F1 car it makes sense but on a street car there is no justifying a 3.0L 2JZ-gte that weighs 600lbs over a 7.0L LS7 that weights 440lbs

>>12461369
So youre fat enough to be on /ck/ and dumb enough to LARP about 2Fast2BiCurious shit in the wrong thread. Sort yourself out friend

>>12459414
Yeah but if theres a two-medium deal for the same price as a large, isnt it sometimes worth it to get two different smaller pies with different toppings? I like Dominos carry out deal for two medium 2 toppings. I can do a pepperoni/jalapeno and a spinach/mushroom for variety vs a large 1 topping (Im assuming we're talking papa johns, dominos, etc)

>>12461529
But Domino's also offers the $7.99 Large 3 topping pizza for carry-out. Sure, you lose out on one topping, but you're saving money and getting more pizza for your buck

If we assume there's 1/2 inch crust on all, which will have most?

>>12461047
kek. how much money do you spend on pizza a year

>>12461587
subtract 1/2 inch from radius, so instead of 9/2 it's 8.5/2, and instead of 12/2 it's 11.5/2, proceed as in OP

>>12461922
Also calculate it before the subtraction and subtract the reduced total from the unreduced total to discover the total quantity of crust as well, if that is the concern.

>>12461928
I was thinking how much crust there would be , in each of the two examples. I should find my abacus.

>>12461328
The fact that you even replied tells me you're not lying so i know this fucking spreadsheet exists and now i have to see it there is no way you made a spreadaheet for pizza yet are too lazy to post it

>>12461971
Come on, man. You're not going to trick him into doxing himself like this, and it's not hard to figure out how to plug formulas into a spreadsheet if you want to do this for yourself.

>>12461948
>he wants the crust

>>12461974
it's not hard but we wanna see how much effort someone has put into this

>>12461529
yeah pretty much.

imagine judging a pizza based on its area not its weight

>>12459414
>americans discovering quadratic growth for the first time

>>12462506
This. That spreadsheet is a fucking morsel of information and, in a way, a media artifact. And I want to see it. I want to know everything I can learn about everything.
FUCK you.

>>12463709
Based. Post spreadsheet guy

>>12463709
>>12463720
At this point you're more autistic in your desire to see my spreadsheet than I am for making it in the first place.

>>12463720
>>12463709
>>12462506
>>12461974
>>12461971
>>12461050
Here you go. The top left quadrant is the prices for each pizza and the price per square inch (ppsi) of pizza. Below that is the percent savings in ppsi that you get by going to the next larger size. As you can see, you don't really get any savings going to the 16" from the 14" for the wise guy, chicken ranch, meat lovers, and buffalo chicken ranch so if you're not that hungry and want one of those, the 14" is the best bang for the buck.
The graph is just the average ppsi for all the pizzas.

>>12460336
>maths
>arse

>>12464114
what about the weight difference between the pizzas

>>12459414
>the area of a circle scales quadratically relative to its radius
WOW HOLY SHIT.

>>12464114
lmao

>>12464114

>>12464175
This is more for choosing between different sizes of a style than between different styles. The different toppings and crust styles make it hard to compare between styles.