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tried little caesars today. the dough was thin but very oily. from the looks of the dough, it had a high water content. this kind of dough produces a soft dough but absorbs water or oil easily. worse, they used it for thin-crusted pizzas, hence, the sacrificing crustiness of dough surface. the toppings were rather good, though; just hope they improve to a thin crusty dough.

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little caesar's isn't as good as it used to be. parang ang tough ng crust ngayon.

even magoo's quality has deteriorated. nagpa delivery kami nung sunday, & parang lumiit yung pizza, & malambot yung crust (but this could have been a result of the coldness of the atmosphere cuz of the rain).

the thin crust pizzas of shakey's are great!!!

any1 tried the taco pizza of miggy's? not bad. small though

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even magoo's quality has deteriorated. nagpa delivery kami nung sunday, & parang lumiit yung pizza, & malambot yung crust (but this could have been a result of the coldness of the atmosphere cuz of the rain).

rain or cold atmosphere has little to do with softness of crust. it would actually aid in the hardening of crust. this has the same principle some people practice when rinsing noodles in cold water immediately after cooking. for a demo, try dipping hot french fries in ice water and taste it, it makes the fries crunchier. aside from the oil solidifying, the starches inside 'firm up'. softness could possibly be affected by high water or oil content of the dough or its thickness. hope this helps :D

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Try Mamma Tina's along EDSA in Pasay, close to Roxas Blvd. It serves very good pizzas. The place is just a small but owned by an Italian and managed by another Italian. The pizzas are just how it should be - thin crust and not overly filled. The prices are also very reasonable.

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Try Mamma Tina's along EDSA in Pasay, close to Roxas Blvd. It serves very good pizzas. The place is just a small but owned by an Italian and managed by another Italian. The pizzas are just how it should be - thin crust and not overly filled. The prices are also very reasonable.

is that place near the heritage hotel? edsa complex clubs?

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