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Tomato soup?Originally posted by Gibbon View Post
Quite right too. mister Pomodoro spoils far too many Italian dishes, Bianco pizza is a lot better and doesn't suffer from the sickly sweet soggness imparted by the tomato goo used by most pizza joints. In fact there is no dish that a tomato is incapable of spoiling.
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Quite right too. mister Pomodoro spoils far too many Italian dishes, Bianco pizza is a lot better and doesn't suffer from the sickly sweet soggness imparted by the tomato goo used by most pizza joints. In fact there is no dish that a tomato is incapable of spoiling.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostI quite like a white pizza
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DOOM: Pizzas
“Tomato-free pizza on UK menus as chefs choke on the price of fruit and veg
Italian restaurants are forced to replace classic dishes with ‘white’ versions as cost of their staple ingredient soars
Get ready for tomato-less pasta sauce and white pizza. Italian restaurants across Britain are having to ration tomatoes, increase prices and in some cases remove the pomodoro from their menus entirely as costs soar.
The price of tomatoes has increased as much as fourfold in the past year,from £5 a case to £20 a case, according to the Federazione Italian Cuochi UK (FIC UK), a chefs’ association.
The price of canned tomatoes has doubled, it said, from £15 a case to £30. The cost of that insalata staple the iceberg lettuce has also soared, from around £7 a box to £22.
Tomatoes are among the species worst affected by the UK’s fruit and vegetable shortage, which has left supermarket shelves empty. The government has blamed bad weather in southern Europe and north Africa. High electricity prices have also hit supplies of produce grown in greenhouses in Britain and the Netherlands.”
https://www.theguardian.com/food/202...-fruit-and-veg
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