Can pizza be considered pizza without olive oil?

[Anonymous No.16477033]

>Little Caesars
Vegetable oil and corn syrup
>Dominos/Pizza Hut
Soybean oil
>Hungry Howies
Soybean/Corn oil
>Jets
Corn oil

None of these are real pizza places.

[Anonymous No.16477037]

>>16477033
All of those are Michigan chains

[Anonymous No.16477052]

>>16477033
>>16477037

[Anonymous No.16477073]

>>16477052
Debate me, Amerimutt. You "people" are so addicted to corn syrup that you put it into pizza dough.

[Anonymous No.16477113]

Nobody would ever call any of those a real pizza place.

It's like complaining that Burger King, McDonald's, etc are not real burger places. No shit.

[Anonymous No.16477121]

I use corn oil to grease the pan with I make a pan pizza. Ive tried olive oil but corn oil taste better on the crust.
I do use a bit of olive oil in my pizza sauce.

[Anonymous No.16477137]

>>16477121
Using corn oil or cornmeal to keep the pizza from sticking makes sense, but dough without olive oil just tastes cheap and bland.

[Anonymous No.16477139]

>>16477073
why do you know what pizza chains are exclusive to what american state if you aren't american?

[Anonymous No.16477160]

>>16477033
i'd bet you know alot about oil from looking at oiled up muscular men all day long you fucking faggot.

[Anonymous No.16477186]

>>16477033
Literally the only thing that makes pizza is the crust. There's pizza without cheese, pizza without tomato sauce... It really doesn't matter.

[Anonymous No.16477431]

>>16477186
Even pizzas that don't use tomato sauce (pizza bianca) or cheese (pizza marinara) still use olive oil. Olive oil and yeast is what makes a pizza a pizza.