Image 1 — Gave into the $40 pizza hype -CERES Pizza NYC
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Gave into the $40 pizza hype -CERES Pizza NYC

MY TAKE: I think if you have an obsessive compulsion to making pizza and you consider yourself a true person of the craft, then I think it’s only fair to give all Pizza it’s chance, even if it breaks your wallet. And a $40 pizza ($52.50 after tax and a small tip) is definitely something not to take lightly.

Do people have a right to be mad that a pizzeria that is charging this much for 20 inch pies?… Of course! $68 for their most expensive one. However I have come to justify the cost in my mind.

How many times have I spent more than $50 for a good cut of meat? Yeah, I like my good restaurant steaks. And if I’m willing to spend $60-$80 on a really good filet mignon, then why would I not be willing to spend 40 bucks on a pizza that is, in my opinion, exceptional. I do have to hand it to these guys. What they have put into the thought process is respected in my book. Simply because I feel like a lot of us here are similar– at least I feel like I can relate. Spending countless of hours in the kitchen to really develop a recipe that you can consider your own, and then sell that passion. And although it can seem like taking advantage of others, I don’t really think it’s that big of a deal.

It’s the highest of quality ingredients and it takes a certain type of pizzeria to make as big of an impact, even if it’s overhyped, as CERES. So say what you want, but I’m glad I spent the 40 bucks to try this pizza. Would I do it again? No… Because there is exceptional Pizza just like this elsewhere in the city in the 20–$30 range. I would sooner probably rather go to another place than this place all the time, but for a one time experience, I would totally recommend it for anyone that finds themselves in Manhattan.

EDIT: some of the bigger reasons why the pizza is so expensive is because it is a 20 inch pizza, in New York City, and the pizza ingredients are some of the highest quality you could possibly get your hands on.

u/AuthorSteveRowland — 21 days ago
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Just a guy doing his best…

I appreciate all the tips I’ve found on here. I’m starting to get good at this! :) now I’ve got to work on cutting it better (photo 3 lol). Also maybe not eating half of it first. I couldn’t help myself!

u/AuthorSteveRowland — 1 month ago

GRIZ 👀👀👀

Watching at home and I’m so jealous, this set is bonkers. Also, IS THAT MY BOY WALLACE IN THE FRONT. I’m going to put my pin on haha God bless the farm 🫶🌈 sending good vibes from the couch

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u/AuthorSteveRowland — 2 months ago
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It's fiddlehead season! Do you have these in your country?

The average American will have no idea what these are. They're fairly common in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont, and I think also Alaska? A few other states probably have them too (Minnesota wouldn't surprise me). They're the shoots of young ostrich ferns before they unfurl and they're my favorite vegetable on earth. They taste kind of like a cross between broccoli and asparagus but with an easy to eat bite-sized form factor. They're only available for a few weeks in the spring and it's easy to go forage for them along riverbanks.

I'm curious if these are picked in other parts of the world too?

u/AuthorSteveRowland — 3 months ago