Costco pizzas? Wwyd?
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Anonymous
| Doesn’t pepperoni also have beef? Hindus avoid beef as well. |
Anonymous
| ^ And some Hindus are vegetarian (as are some non-Hindus) |
Anonymous
PP here. you're right, my bad. Observant Hindus and Jains, and I'm sure many other religions that I'm forgetting right now do not any meat at all. |
Anonymous
| So get a couple of cheese pizzas for the people who don't do meat, and the rest for people who want pizza that actually tastes like something. |
Anonymous
| 3 cheese, 1 pepperoni - and ask them to double-cut for 16 slices. |
Anonymous
| Why not order from a pizza place? This sounds like crao. |
Anonymous
| *crap |
Anonymous
| A lot of people don't eat pork. |
Anonymous
| All cheese, especially since other food like sandwiches etc are being served |
Anonymous
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Pepperoni is what kids eat when there are no moms around to put cheese on their plates. I feel like not eating pepperoni became a virtue signal at some point.
Of course there are plenty of people who don't eat meat, Hindus, pork Muslims or Jews, but if you are serving other items I'm sure that pepperoni is fine. Definite trend when my kid was a preschool early elementary kid, very few touched the pepperoni, now that he's older and parents aren't there to police they willingly gobble up the pepperoni and the cheese and veggie sits. |
Anonymous
| Hot take - pepperoni is by far the WORST of the cured meats. And the cheap type put on pizza is absolutely disgusting. Not a vegetarian, just someone with tastebuds. |
Anonymous
Pepperoni is clearly not the safest choice. People who don’t eat pork/beef can’t eat pepperoni, and people who can’t stand pepperoni will feel the pizza has been ruined. If you order plain cheese, the people who love pepperoni will merely feel like the pizza is bland and less appealing, but they can still eat it, and some of the people who merely like pepperoni won’t even really care, even though they’d prefer pepperoni. |