Yup.....

I love Little Caesar's Deep Dish Pepperoni ... mmm! I think I should see if hubby wants to pick one up this afternoon and head over to the beach!

Hey! There ya go, Lin.....always a good idea....LOL....I actually love Little Caesar's plain Pepperoni, but the hubs doesn't. I really have to stay away from wheat, but occasionally I give in. There is a pizza place in Brookings, Oregon, 30 miles up the road that does a gluten free pizza, but it's 30 miles and about $20 more.....

I think I could live on pizza.......there's a place down in Encinitas (SoCal) does a really, really good Teriyaki Chicken Pizza...I'm glad it's so far away now cuz last time I went in there, the pizza was $40...yes, you saw that right...and I turned around and walked out....LOL

Have to add that I probably would like Little Caesar's Hawaiian Pizza also, but the hubs doesn't like ham, either...so we only get the Ultimate Supreme...why do there have to be so many compromises in life?

We also have a small deli here, owned, run, by a couple of Culinary Institute of American trained chefs...the deli is open partial hours and they do pizza on Thursdays, if you call ahead and reserve your dough, custom made pizzas...and you have to then go in and pick up your pizza between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m., when they close....hmmm...we've been here 2 1/2 years now and I've yet to try their pizza...wonder why?

LOL, I think I'd have to walk out on a $40 Pizza too ... it would have to be really, really, really exceptional for me to pay anywhere near that price for a pizza!

I love Hawaiian Pizza with ham and pineapple. My best friend and I used to get a thin crust Tomato, Basil Pizza that was really good and also somewhere (can't remember who had it) a Spinach and Parmesan Pizza that was totally delicious!

I love Pizza! Earlier today my husband and I were out at Home Depot and a couple of other places and as we were driving, we talked about getting pizza from Little Caesar's for dinner tonight but then we talked about how both of us need to lose a little weight so we decided to eat salad instead. I will probably grill a couple of chicken breasts to go with the salad. I really, really want Pizza!

... I think I need a pouty face - foot-stomping emoji.

Well, I've been really good lately and was feeling reaally lazy, that's why the pizza....LOL...

Well, we did have chicken and salad for dinner ... and watermelon.

Not bad, Lin...the lap of luxury.

Sherry, see if your grocery store carries Against The Grain pizzas in the frozen section. YUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUMMMMMMMMMMM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Scroll down to the pizzas
http://againstthegraingourmet....

Thank you, Ann....I will check. My son has to be gluten free also ......hubs really should be GF also, but I've found over the years that he just doesn't listen.....oh well...I suspect his asthma would disappear.....

Thanks, Ann...online product locator says that the two health food stores here carry their products, I will check tomorrow and see about the pizzas.....yum...

You're welcome Sherry! I would not hesitate to try any of their other products either if the health food store has them. Here in Podunkville, the only one of their products we can ever find is the pizza. I so wish we could get hold of the rest of their line.

I'm thinking that whatever Wild Rivers has, it's bound to be the pizza....it's the only place around here that I can find my oolong tea and a few other things...

flaflwrgrl said:Scroll down to the pizzas http://againstthegraingourmet....

Oh my, those pizza's look so good! I'm craving pizza the past couple of days!! I'll have to check Publix and Winn Dixie here to see if either carry that brand but if not I bet I could find them at the Fresh Market. Haven't been to the market yet, it's about 15 miles south of us in Vero Beach but my sister shops there on occasion and I told her the next time she goes I want to go along.

I just went to their website and they do show that some Publix supermarkets carry their products; I'll have to check the two stores here to see if by chance they have the pizza's!

I've been out digging in the mud since 5 this a.m.....will have to at least wash my feet before going to look for those pizzas....LOL...

wcgypsy said:I've been out digging in the mud since 5 this a.m.....will have to at least wash my feet before going to look for those pizzas....LOL...

Sounds like me ... I was outside until noon but the heat and humidity were taking a toll so I gave up and came in and took a shower and now I'm just chillin in the AC!

One of the reasons we moved up here...usually around 65 in the summer, this week wil be mid-70's all week. We don't need A/C...ever.... but we do need a woodstove, we've always had wood heat and now here where we can really use it we haven't put one in yet...hopefully before this next Winter....

My feet seem to be always dirty...if you spend your life in flip flops or crocs...well....

Sherry, how cold do you get during the winter? I love Florida ... been here since 1967 but the older I get the more the awful humidity bothers me. I get overheated very quickly even in the shade! I would love daytime temps in the upper 60's to upper 70's year round but that ain't happening here in Florida!

Oh ... and we're flip flops and crocs here too although when it gets a bit chilly in winter I do put on sneakers or when I'm on the back of hubby's motorcycle it's boots.

I wear socks and Birkies in the winter, or with my crocs.
I hate heat, hate it, hate it...Winters in SoCal are wonderful, where we were for 32 years, our property never got frost...I would dread the coming of Summer, plus it got to be so that the wildfires were just too much after we had to evacuate once.

The first Winter we were here was really great...not that cold and only about 30 inches of rain, where this area used to get around 40-60 inches. This past Winter was colder with a few nights down to around 25 and I lost a few plants, seemed like more rain, but I think it was really about the same. We're considered Banana Belt with Brookings, Oregon, 30 miles north of us, being even more so. We did get a few hard frosts this last Winter and my friend in Pistol River, 50 miles north got none, never does. We're both right on the ocean. Brookings has the Chetco River running to the ocean there from inland and the warmer inland air mass will sometimes move down the river to Brookings, making it maybe 85 degrees...called the Chetco Effect....far too hot, we will head home to Crescent City from there and be 10-15 degrees cooler when we get home....Plus we have the Redwoods. To me it's just perfect....though I must add that the town was hit hard with the 60's Tsunami and they do say that the Cascadia Faultline will cause the whole northwest coast to drop off into the ocean sometime soon....other than that,we're good.....LOL...