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Is this a typical pizza in America?

>> No.13199191
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>>13199185
Pretty close.

>> No.13199198

>>13199185
Regrettably not.

>> No.13199202

>>13199185
that's typically a single-person size. not sure how they expect to feed all those kids with it.

>> No.13199203

>>13199185
Yes. Sorry its not halal

>> No.13199210

>>13199185
That's called personal pan. It's a pie for small children, or adults who want a quick snack.

>> No.13199224

That's called breakfast in America. Step up your game, Europoors and Australicucks

>> No.13199240

>>13199185
Yeah, that's just a pre-breakfast snack for one.

>> No.13199245

a child-sized one, yeah

>> No.13199246
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>>13199185

>> No.13199247

>>13199185
>table surrounded entirely by children
>pepperoni pizza
like pottery

>> No.13199248

>>13199185
Glasses kid on the left looks like he's never seen anything as great as an enormous pizza.

>> No.13199259

>>13199246
What's that long thing near the lower left?

>> No.13199268

>>13199259
looks like some kind of fried fish fillet

>> No.13199275

>only one(1) white kid

>> No.13199285

>>13199185
>Obsessed

>> No.13199287

>>13199275
And he's the one who looks completely unimpressed.

>> No.13199311

>>13199275
And soon he will be gone too. Enjoy it wh*te boy.

>> No.13199329

guys
guys
listen
what if
guys listen
what if the pizza is actually a standard size pizza
but those kids are actually midget kids

>> No.13199338

>>13199185
My question is how would they have an oven big enough to cook that thing?

>> No.13199367

>>13199338
>I have never seen a pizza oven
Most are quite large to accommodate multiple pizzas. While I doubt that the Chez Coors Light in OP's picture has one, there are brick pizza oven that are a hundred square feet or more.

>> No.13199604

>>13199367
I worked at a pizza hut while in uni and we had multiple ovens but they couldn't have held that thing.

>> No.13199677

This isn't a TYPICAL pizza in America, but it is common. This is a standard extra large, normally a pepperoni XL goes for about $24, specialty XLs can get up to $35(seen someone pay 50 with a bunch of custome toppings), very economical for children's parties in which people don't eat as much. One XL can feed up to 6 children.

>> No.13199746

>>13199677
No wonder why there's an obesity problem in your country

>> No.13199787

>>13199246
Only Americans can spot the health code violations.

>> No.13199893

>>13199246
Scotland?

>> No.13199897

>>13199185
its just enough for 1st breakfast

>> No.13199937

>>13199185
Yea, not sure where the ranch buckets are. Dumb bitch waitress must be blowing the assistant manager for coke in the back.

>> No.13199945

>>13199246
Euroshits don't have health codes to violate.

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>>13199893
>Deep fried pizza in batter. "pizza crunch"

>> No.13200013

>>13199185
Am I wrong if the coors light signs triggered me more than the tent sized pizza?

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>>13199191
>ywn have someone look at you like the red planet there is looking at the dressing bottle