• Foni@piefed.zip
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    2 hours ago

    Shit, I need to try the third option, I think my wife will have to eat out

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    2 hours ago

    Now I want an equal pizza theorem that mathematically shows a simple cutting method that guarantees equal pizza for everyone, depending on number of pieces. E.g. an inner circle that is halved plus an outer circle in quarters for six people, but ((2r)²-r²)/4 != r²/2, r being the inner circle.

    Well, you could always cut ever thinner regular pizza slices, but that’s trivial.

  • arudesalad@piefed.ca
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    3 hours ago

    B is completely wrong and if someone cut a pizza like that at a party I think they would be exiled.

    If you want to cut a pizza like that cut one set of parallel lines and then cut in half, otherwise there will be crustless bits that are impossible to pick up without making a mess.

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        Haha when its cut like that I refuse to eat the crust less. Its so mushy and no balance between toppings and crust. How do you hold it!!

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          Wherever you’re getting your pizza from, you need to stop, because I’ve literally never had an issue with floppy pizza and toppings sliding off. You’re clearly eating undercooked pizza.

    • SpookyBogMonster@lemmy.ml
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      1 hour ago

      I’m from a place where our regional pizza is cut into little squares, and it’s not as difficult or messy as you’re making it out to be

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      There’s a pizza bar near me that makes a pizza sliced this way. It’s a cracker crust style. I get all the outer pieces that have some crunch. My wife gets the crustless inner pieces. I think her way is blasphemous, but it’s mutually beneficial.

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      It’s traditional where I’m from to cut thin crust pizzas (like the traditional local style) that way. Tbh I’ve grown to really love it even if I do appreciate a hand tossed style often as well

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    For thin crust I guess it’s just a party of one here.

    Edit: apparently I’m the only one really pro square cuts. It’s just better for crustless/minimal crust styles

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    3 hours ago

    And if it’s Domino’s, then they pretend to cut it so that you have to go find a knife to finish the job because it sure looked sliced before I freaking sat down, David!

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    10 hours ago

    I think option A is the only viable one here! B and C fuck up the crust-to-centre ratio

    If you have a big group, just buy more pizza. That said, I do want to try eating a pizza spiral now

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    7 hours ago

    Option D, fold the pizza like a giant taco so you don’t have to clean a knife

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    8 hours ago

    B offends me every time. It’s a round pie, make slices. If it’s a square pizza do squares.