As a active teen and even into my 20s I could eat two medium all-dressed pizzas, I’d fold them in half to eat them faster, then go biking for a few hours, then shit out a Douglas fir that evening.
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An all-dressed pizza (or toute garnie) in Canada—specifically in Quebec and Montreal—is a traditional pie topped with tomato sauce, mild pork pepperoni, sliced green peppers, fresh mushrooms, and mozzarella cheese.
As a active teen and even into my 20s I could eat two medium all-dressed pizzas, I’d fold them in half to eat them faster, then go biking for a few hours, then shit out a Douglas fir that evening.
Ok…what’s an all dressed pizza? I’ve had the fries.
AI Overview An all-dressed pizza (or toute garnie) in Canada—specifically in Quebec and Montreal—is a traditional pie topped with tomato sauce, mild pork pepperoni, sliced green peppers, fresh mushrooms, and mozzarella cheese.
I suppose it’s a historical holdover name.
So, a deluxe pizza in Ontario, or it is sometimes called a supreme.
I guess? It’s one of those things I don’t think about, sort of like dejeuner means breakfast in Quebec but lunch in France…
It is like the word toboggan. It is a sled in Canada, and most of world, but… A hat in the U.S.?
Toboggan means either…but sled comes to mind first. You use one on the other.