If your post shows food (it's not a discussion or question post, for example), the name of the dish or item MUST be included in either the title or body of the post!
It cannot be in the comments. It can't just be in response to someone who asks. It HAS to be in the TITLE or BODY of your post!
There is a ridiculous amount of blog and YouTube channel spam which ignores the rules of the sub. 😒 Good posts with recipes in comments or questions and discussions are being buried under this garbage, as a result.
Moving forward, these accounts will simply be banned.
Today I ordered their Trio Box with a medium pizza (Kebab Crust), and honestly, the pizza was shockingly thin, literally Like Ghar khee Roti is sy Thick Hothee. It was one of the most disappointing pizza experiences I've had.
I usually order from Domino's or 14th Street, and their pizzas are really good. This was my first time trying Broadway, and it definitely didn't live up to the hype.
My ratings:
🍕 Pizza: Meh (Taste bhee Average)
🥣 Dips: Good
🌯 Rolls: Good
🍝 Pasta: Average
Overall, I don't think I'll be ordering pizza from Broadway again.
I need some recommendations for a combo microwave and convection oven. I don't want to buy two separate ovens, and I haven't found one that can do both.
As the title says, can anyone share the name of the restaurants with location that offers regional dishes of Pakistan like Sindhi, Balochi, Punjabi and Pashtun foods.
I'm often trying to make things that wld require use of some flavoring agents, like cheese, chicken, beef etc and the thing is they are not easily available. I wld also like to formulate my own flavoring packets and bases as well if i can get my hands on the ingredients in the first place. Does anyone vendors or shops i can buy them from and like in quantities that won't break my bank?
I'm looking for options for both natural and artificial options, and stuff like hydrolysed vegetable protein, yeast extract etc