Mobile Container Pizzeria

Del Popolo ist ‘ne mobile Pizzeria aus San Francisco, die mit einem italienischen Steinofen in einem Schiffcontainer untergebracht ist und auf einem Truck durch die Stadt fährt. , die Locations erfährt man per Twitter. Tolles Konzept und Food Trucks fehlen in Deutschland sowieso, ich will ‘ne Pizzeria auf Rädern, genau jetzt vor meiner Tür.
del popolo is a mobile pizzeria housed in a twenty-foot transatlantic shipping container that’s been re-purposed and modified into a kitchen. a wall of glass doors exposes the interior, including the traditional italian-made wood-fired oven. information on where to find the pizzeria next can be found via del popolo’s twitter.
‘owner jon darsky worked with four designers and spent 180,000 dollars to fit the container
on to a heavy-duty delivery truck. the large oven which can reach temperatures of 800 degrees takes up nearly 1/3 of the space inside the container kitchen. it takes about 1 minute to cook each of the pizzas.’
Marijuana Pizza

Jesse Pearson war für GQ bei einem Marijuana-Dinner und dort gabe es Pot-Pizza, was ja nun ganz einfach die ultimativst-ultimative Kombination in Gold ist: Weed and Stoner Food, Together at Last. (via MeFi)
The five men who run [the Robertas] have grown it into something completely unique in American dining. The original space, which looks like a 1970s punk ski chalet, now meanders off into a second dining room, an Internet radio station, an outdoor tiki bar, and an expansive atrium that’s crowned with a rooftop garden where herbs and vegetables are grown. […] The Roberta’s crew is whip-smart and wild-eyed—almost as if the cast of Robert Altman’s M*A*S*H ran a pizza joint after the war—and are such hard partiers that a night out with them is equal to three nights out with average men. […]
You see, when I joined a small group of diners that secretly convened at Roberta’s to experience their one-off weed menu, I witnessed history. I saw expert chefs treating marijuana as a viable ingredient in terms of both taste and psychoactive effects. I saw weed claimed in the name of great food. I saw, hopefully, the beginning of the end for the pot brownie.
It was in Roberta’s new space, which is named Blanca (for the restaurant’s co-owner and head chef Carlo Mirarchi’s mother, just as Roberta’s proper was named for co-owner Chris Parachini’s mom), where we held our pot-eating odyssey. I arrived hours before the dinner’s start to observe the prep work. Upon stepping inside, I was hit by a soft wall of weed scent. Pizza chef Anthony Falco offered me a taste of his marijuana pesto sauce off the tip of a rubber spatula. It was intense. The pine-nutty oil of the pesto was deeply complemented by the undercurrent of marijuana, which is not a shy flavor. Within ten minutes, I felt a polite little buzz from that one lick.
Und hier noch das komplette Menu:
Cocktails
Planet Caravan: Tincture of gin, Earl Grey leaves, and the weed strain Hash Plant; egg whites; lemon juice; grapefruit bitters; simple syrup
The California Painkiller: Rum, pineapple puree, orange juice, cream of coconut infused with the strain Northern LightsFish Course
Long Island bluefish— smoked with the vaporized fumes of a strain called Sour Diesel—accompanied by weed-yogurt sauce, atop Roberta’s grown greens with marijuana-oil vinaigrettePizza Course
Margherita: marijuananara sauce, buffalo mozzarella, “oregano”
Pot pesto: ricotta, prosciutto cotto, hemp-seed doughDessert
Parsley cake made with weed butter, topped with a weed-brittle sheet; green-strawberry rhubarb gelato with weed cream
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Necronomicon Pizza

Elizabeth vom Gastronomicon hat eine Pizza in Form des Necronomicon aus Evil Dead gebacken. Und sie frisst schwarze Oliven! (Ich hasse schwarze Oliven, aber… eine Necronomicon-Pizza! The Necronomicon – Thin Crust Edition (via JWZ)
Review of Pizza Huts Cheeseburger Crust

Ihr habt möglicherweise bereits Bilder von Pizza Huts Crown Crust Carnival-Ding gesehen, während dem sie Pizza mit Cheeseburger-Rand in Dubai verkaufen. Ihr habt aber sehr wahrscheinlich noch nicht den superamüsanten Verriss dieses Geschmacksverbrechens auf Serious Eats gelesen:
The first bite of the medium Cheeseburger Crown Crust Pizza (the ads feature the large size) instantly sent a train of goosebumps popping down my spine. This was a pizza experiment that had clearly gone completely, and horribly, wrong. While remotely resembling a pizza, it lacked the harmoniously cheesy and saucy spirit that any self-respecting pizza would have. What lay before me was…a Mutant Pizza.
As I drew close to the tip of my first slice, which in most normal cases, would be the cheesy, gooey pinnacle of a pizza, my mouth was suddenly assaulted with the merciless crunch of tasteless iceberg lettuce shreds. There may have been onions involved too, but when you’re fumbling through a patch of vegetables that have had the tasty life sucked out of them, you’d be hard-pressed to notice. Pizza Hut had gone so far as to even throw a token burger pickle on select slices, which in my bland-lettuce-inflicted opinion, was the only small voice of flavor crying out in a sea of insipidity. [...]
When severed from the rest of the pie, every slice became cheeseburger and pizza anarchy; tomato, lettuce and beef meteorites lay scattered like dismembered parts of a burger in a fast food wasteland. And no, there is no civilized way in which you can taste all elements of this cheeseburger pizza in one bite to have the ultimate all-encompassing fast food experience—unless you roll up each slice, from the tip to the crown patty crust, smack it down, and then hurl it into your mouth before the lettuce shreds and tomatoes fly away.
…I didn’t test the hypothesis.
A Taste of the Cheeseburger Crown Crust Pizza from Pizza Hut in the Middle East
Pizza-Shirts

Vor drölf Monaten hatte ich einen Pizza-Sweater gebloggt, der war damals gephotoshoppt. Die hier gibt’s wirklich und bestellen kann man sie dort. (via macelodeon)
Free Pizza Vasectomy
Youtube Direktpizza, via Geekosystem
W… What?
How about a free pizza with that vasectomy? That’s the unusual deal being offered by Urology Associates of Cape Cod as a lighthearted way to raise awareness about the procedure and drum up business. Call it a pie for the sterile guy.
And there’s also a basketball tie-in. With March Madness — the NCAA basketball tournament — set to unfurl over the next few weeks, practice administrator Evan Cohen sees the vasectomy deal as a case of perfect timing. Men need a few days of recovery after a vasectomy, so what could be better than hanging out on the couch, watching some hoops and chowing down a free pizza? “It does actually come with one topping. Maybe you can put some meatballs on it,” joked Cohen.
Dragon Head Pizza-Ofen

Im Source Restaurant in San Francisco kriegt man seine Pizza in einem Pizza Ofen in einem riesigen Drachenkopf gebacken! Whoa! Bild gibts leider nicht größer und stammt aus einem Pizza-Review auf Serious Eats, ein weiteres (und noch kleineres) habe ich in einem Review auf Vegansaurus gefunden und hier ein großes, aber unglücklich aufgenommenes Foto auf Flickr. Ein Pizzaofen in einem Drachenkopf! EINEM DRACHENKOPF! Also: Mmmmm, Pizza!
how often do you get to watch a restaurant cook pizzas in an oven shaped like a giant dragon’s head? A gaping serpentine maw, which has been sculpted over a gas-fired Mugniani oven, is the first thing you see when you walk into the restaurant. Not surprisingly, given the way Source describes itself, the pizzas they pull from the belly of this beast defy easy categorization.
For those keeping score at home, Source’s dragon burns at about 610 degrees on the oven floor, cooking pies in around four minutes.
San Francisco: Entering Another Dimension to Eat Pizza at Source
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Human Head Pizza-Ofen
Pizza Sleeping Bag

Im Etsy-Shop von Brook konnte man bis grade eben noch Pizza-Schlafsäcke kaufen, die komplett mit 5 Gemüsekissen („2 mushrooms, 1 broccoli, and 2 olives“ geliefert wurden. Leider schon ausverkauft. (via Gizmodo)
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Pizza on the Moon
Dürfte sich lediglich um einen PR-Stunt handeln, aber eine Pizzakette plant eine Pizzeria auf dem Mond, inklusive Lieferservice. Wird langsam Zeit, ich warte hier schon viel zu lange auf ‘ne anständige Portion Doppelt-Käse und mein Klon hat auch schon Hunger.
The company estimates the entire project will cost Y1.67 trillion – some £13.4 billion – of which Y560 billion (£4.5 billion) will be required to transport 70 tons of construction materials and pizza-making equipment to the moon aboard 15 rockets.
“We started thinking about this project last year, although we have not yet determined when the restaurant might open,” Tomohide Matsunaga, a spokesman for Domino’s, told The Daily Telegraph. The company also expects to be able to offer delivery services.
“In the future, we anticipate there will be many people living on the moon, astronauts who are working there and, in the future, citizens of the moon,” he said.
The Greatest Pizza Box On Earth
(Youtube Direktpizza, via Boing Boing)
Scott zeigt seine Pizza Box-Sammlung und den besten Pizza-Karton der Welt von Rossopomodoro, der auf der Rückseite die gewerkschaftlichen Leitlinien einer richtigen Pizza Napoletana erklärt und noch dazu 16 Luftlöcher, manche davon in Herzform, enthält. Und jetz’ hab’ ich Hunger.
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The History of the Pizza Box
Bookmarks for July 22nd: Pizza Jingles, Tom Waits for no one, Why People eat Dirt
Pudgies Pizza Radio Jingles 1970s & 1980s – YouTube: Pudgies Pizza is a chain of pizza restaurants located in Upstate New York and parts of Pennsylvania. To me, this was the only pizza there was. <br />
Here's two radio jingles that bring back the memories of when all it took was a slice of pizza, some sunshine and smile on your face to make everything A-OK! I like the 70s jingle the best; short, catchy and funky! In typical 80s fashion, the jingle was doubled in length and the drums machine is pounding away while girls work out in leg warmers. But hey, it's all good. By the way, you'll hear mention of "Horseheads" in the 80s song. Horseheads is a small town in New York. Seems each Pudgies battles for superiority with other Pudgies!

Make: | Are Google+ Hangouts the Next Hackerspaces?: For makers, something interesting started to happen almost immediately with the video collaboration feature. The video chat within Google+ is called “Hangouts” and you can have up to 10 people interact via video, text chat, YouTube, and screen images. Within the first week, makers started to experiment with Google+ Hangout video, and I immediately helped arrange the first “DIY electronics show-and-tell.” It was like a mini Maker Faire, Instructables front page, and hackerspace all rolled into one.
The Ruins of Villa Epecuen – Alan Taylor – In Focus – The Atlantic: Back in the 1920s, a tourist village was established along the shore of Lago Epecuen, a salt lake some 600 kilometers southwest of Buenos Aires, Argentina. The resort town, named Villa Epucuen, soon had a railroad station, and it thrived for several decades, peaking in the 1970s with a population of more than 5,000. Around the same time, a long-term weather event was delivering far more rain than usual to the surrounding hills for years, and Lago Epecuen began to swell. In 1985, the salty waters broke through an earthen dam, and Villa Epecuen was doomed. A slow-growing flood consumed the town until it reached a depth of 10 meters (33 feet) in 1993. The wet weather later reversed, and the waters began to recede in 2009. AFP photographer Juan Mabromata recently visited the ruins of Villa Epecuen, met its sole inhabitant, and returned with these images.
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World’s heaviest spider title challenged at Museum | Natural History Museum: The contenders were the Hercules baboon spider, and the current Guinness World Records (GWR) holder for world’s heaviest spider, the Goliath bird-eater.Museum bug expert George Beccaloni was contacted by GWR life sciences consultant Karl Shuker after reports of a possible rival. Karl asked George if he could check the size of the Hercules baboon spider as the Natural History Museum has the world’s only known specimen and George is the author of the Museum book, Big Bugs Life-Size.GWR Editor-in-Chief Craig Glenday came in to adjudicate when George measured the two spiders. Using a jar of alcohol and the Archimedes' Principle, both specimens were submerged to discover the volume of alcohol they displaced, and therefore the volume of their bodies.
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Tom Waits For No One – Animated 1979 … John Lamb – YouTube: Tom Waits performed in 1978 live at the La Brea stage in Hollywood, photographed and rotoscoped.The original live action was shot with 5 cameras – 2 high, 2 low and one hand held.. shot by Dan O'Dowd and crew..The music from "The One That Got Away" blared in the background as Tom sang the lyrics. Donna Gordon is the dancer performing as the stripper, 6 takes and 13 hours of video footage were edited to make a 5 1/2 minute live action short which we turned into animation. A total of 5,500 frames were captured, re-drawn, inked and painted by hand onto celluloid acitate to create this film.
The WWI British Biplane on a Rooftop in Lower Manhattan – Metropolis – WSJ: For years, Shawn Hakimian has wondered why a World War I fighter plane sits on the roof of 77 Water Street.
Marlowe on Vimeo: We explore the life of a collector, artist and retired teacher and his history with a 40-year old Dodge Charger.
Why Some People Eat Dirt : Discovery News: After examining 482 cases of human geophagy and 330 records of the practice among animals in a meta-analysis, researchers led by Sera Young of Cornell University discovered that eating dirt had little to do with being hungry or seeking minerals the body might be lacking. Rather, the team found that geophagy may help stave off pathogens in the gut, especially for pregnant women and pre-adolescent children.
Bringing Parkour Back to Nature – Verzasca Run – YouTube: [Brausehersteller] relocated four of the world's top free runners from their urban turf to the place where parkour got its start: the great outdoors.Obstacles abound as far as the eye can see along the turquoise waters and elephant sized rocks of the Verzasca Valley in Switzerland – making it the perfect parkour playground.
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What is Steampunk? | ChristWire: Steampunk is a new sexual fetish that is sweeping across hipster groups in liberal urban areas. It is a sub-genre of hipsters that like Star Wars, books from the wild west, and World of Warcraft.<br />
Steampunks like to pretend that they live in a futurist Victorian era with a hint of MMO cosplay and emo-like makeup and hair styles. It is like a acid overdose of a raped and ravaged version of a Julius Vernes novel. Think Mark Twain and Disney having a red headed, atheist step child.<br />
Steampunkers dress up like mechanical human train robots and goto festivals like “Burning Man” where they can have “steam sex” with other steampunkers. It is almost what a 1800′s version of Transformers porn would look like, or a back in time 4chan furry sex convention.
Miniature Hong Kong Exhibition July 2011 – a set on Flickr: Super cool mini models of old Hong Kong.
YouTube DMCA Takedown Grabs Track For Eminem | TorrentFreak: “I Just got a f*%king CRAZY email,” Skepta tweeted last Thursday. “I don’t know if I should be angry or privileged. This explains why the f*%k YouTube took ‘Dare To Dream’ off.”” It happened like this.
After “Dare to Dream” was put up on YouTube one of its early listeners was Jimmy Iovine, founder of Interscope records. Recognizing quality, Iovine had plans in his mind for Skepta’s track so, with help from parent company Universal, they had YouTube remove the song on copyright grounds. Armed with cash Interscope approached Boy Better Known, a group and record label founded in 2005 by Skepta and the team behind Dare to Dream. “Being in an industry where money talks, everybody involved in the ‘Dare To Dream’ project came to a conclusion to sign it to Interscope,” says Skepta.
So who is the lucky recipient of the track? None other than Interscope giant Eminem.
The History of the Pizza Box

Toller Artikel beim Atlantic von Alexis Madrigal über die technologische Entwicklung und die Geschichte des Pizza-Kartons. Alleine für den Begriff „pizza mobility solutions“ muss man diesen Artikel einfach lieben. Ich hab’ mir übrigens grade Pizza Salami, groß mit extra Käse, Paprika, Champignons, Knoblauch, Schinken, frischen Zwiebeln und rohem Ei bestellt und die kommt gleich in einer mobilen Pizza-Einheitslösung. Toll! Und: Whoa, hab’ ich jetzt einen Heißhunger auf Pizza, doh!
Since at least the 1800s, the bakers of Naples have had a solution for the problem of transporting pizza. They put hot pies into metal containers known as stufas and sent young touts into the streets to sell the food. The stufa was a round, vented tin or copper container with shelves that held the pizzas apart from one another.
While that might have worked for the streets of Naples — or other dense cities — it wasn’t going to work for the delivery business. There were two solutions to the problem for the exploding post-war American pizza market. First, there were regular old boxes, but those had a major defect. The moisture from the pizza would make the box all floppy. Oil could end up seeping easily through the bottom, too. Second, as described by Scott Weiner, who I would say is the undisputed expert on pizza mobility solutions, you could *bag* the pizza.
“In the 1940′s, lots of pizza purveyors offered take-out pies,” Weiner writes. “The pizza would sit on a stiff corrugated base, which could slide snugly into a large paper bag.”
The bag, while it kept heat in and allowed some moisture to escape, provided no protection for the pizza’s face. They worked OK for take-out, but what about delivery? It’s hard to transport more than one pie in a bag.
In the traditional story of the pizza box, Tom Monaghan’s pizza empire, Domino’s, developed the corrugated box in the early 1960s, marking a major advance in pizza technology. These wonder boxes could be stacked. They had vents. All around, the flatpacked, foldable corrugated pizza box was one of those small inventions that seem almost inevitable after someone comes up with it.
The 3 Big Advances in the Technology of the Pizza Box (via MeFi, Bild: Höeks Death Metal Pizza aus Nick Shermans Pizza-Set)
Pizza Pullover

Ein Pizza-Pullover. Wer die Original-Quelle findet, am besten den Shop, in dem man die Salamipizzafashion kaufen kann, bekommt ein Stück mit Extra-Käse. (via Ronny, R.A.Gaffney)
Laptop Pizza-Box Mod

Reddit-User TillyOTilly hat ihren oder seinen Laptop in eine Pizzabox gemoddet. Best Mod evar: Lap-top pizza box.
del popolo is a mobile pizzeria housed in a twenty-foot transatlantic shipping container that’s been re-purposed and modified into a kitchen. a wall of glass doors exposes the interior, including the traditional italian-made wood-fired oven. information on where to find the pizzeria next can be found via del popolo’s twitter.
The five men who run [the Robertas] have grown it into something completely unique in American dining. The original space, which looks like a 1970s punk ski chalet, now meanders off into a second dining room, an Internet radio station, an outdoor tiki bar, and an expansive atrium that’s crowned with a rooftop garden where herbs and vegetables are grown. […] The Roberta’s crew is whip-smart and wild-eyed—almost as if the cast of Robert Altman’s M*A*S*H ran a pizza joint after the war—and are such hard partiers that a night out with them is equal to three nights out with average men. […]
The first bite of the medium Cheeseburger Crown Crust Pizza (the ads feature the large size) instantly sent a train of goosebumps popping down my spine. This was a pizza experiment that had clearly gone completely, and horribly, wrong. While remotely resembling a pizza, it lacked the harmoniously cheesy and saucy spirit that any self-respecting pizza would have. What lay before me was…a Mutant Pizza.
As I drew close to the tip of my first slice, which in most normal cases, would be the cheesy, gooey pinnacle of a pizza, my mouth was suddenly assaulted with the merciless crunch of tasteless iceberg lettuce shreds. There may have been onions involved too, but when you’re fumbling through a patch of vegetables that have had the tasty life sucked out of them, you’d be hard-pressed to notice. Pizza Hut had gone so far as to even throw a token burger pickle on select slices, which in my bland-lettuce-inflicted opinion, was the only small voice of flavor crying out in a sea of insipidity. [...]
Since at least the 1800s, the bakers of Naples have had a solution for the problem of transporting pizza. They put hot pies into metal containers known as stufas and sent young touts into the streets to sell the food. The stufa was a round, vented tin or copper container with shelves that held the pizzas apart from one another.

