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by Rickie Funk IV Published 2 years ago Updated 2 years ago
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Pepperoni, Italian sausage, mushroom, onion, green pepper BIO-DOME aka veggie Mushroom, onion, green pepper, black olive, banana pepper BASIC B aka white pizza Party sauce (white sauce), cheese blend, spinach, ricotta FIREBIRD aka buffalo chicken Signature cheese blend, our signature buffalo chicken mix (chicken, buffalo sauce, party sauce)

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Who owns Ohio pie?

Nick Robsonopened Feb. 9, 2019, which was National Pizza Day. Opening on an important day in the world of pizza has seemed to bring luck to the new shop in its first year. "I was a kind of fat kid that loved food forever," said 33-year-old Nick Robson, owner of Ohio Pie.

What is Ohio Style pizza?

An authentic Ohio Valley-style pizza comes out of the often with a baked crust, tomato sauce, and a thin layer of melted cheese. Then a thicker mound of mozzarella gets piled on top of it so that you experience a hot and cold bite simultaneously. You must devour this style of pizza to maximize the flavor profile.

Is there a Cleveland style pizza?

After looking up some pictures of my favorite places, and watching a Diners, Drive Ins, and Dives segment, I've gotten so far as to know that Cleveland pizzas are cooked in oiled round pans with a slightly raised lip (not as big of a lip as a Chicago or Detroit pan), probably between 450-475F, with a thicker cooked ...

What is Pittsburgh pizza?

A Pittsburgh-style pizza crust usually comes out of the oven medium crisp, puffy, and chewy — a perfect combination! If you request toppings besides the cheese, then be prepared to come with a large appetite and an expectation of taking home plenty of leftovers!

What is Ohio pie?

OHIO PIES IS A LICENSED HOME BAKERY.

What is Steubenville style pizza?

Steubenville style pizza, also called Ohio Valley Pizza, originated in the 1945 in Steubenville by the DiCarlo family. It is a thick crust, rectangle shaped pizza that has a layer of sauce and a dusting of cheese when in comes out of the oven.

What's a Sicilian style pizza?

The original, authentic version from Sicily comes from Palermo and is called sfincione, which loosely translates as "thick sponge." Sicilian pizza has a fluffy, spongy bread base topped with a meatless sauce made from tomatoes, onions, herbs, and anchovies, which is covered with breadcrumbs and an optional grating of ...

Is Provel real cheese?

First of all, yes, Provel is processed, although it is made from real cheese. It's a blend of Provolone, Swiss and Cheddar cheeses, made in Wisconsin but, not unlike Sammy Hagar, more popular in St. Louis than anywhere else.

Where is the Ohio Pie Company located?

ROCKY RIVER, Ohio — Back in 2019 when opening Ohio Pie Company’s first location in Brunswick, Nick Robson set out to make a style of pizza that Ohio could claim as its own.

What is Robson's pizza base?

The base is a medium-thickness dough, with cheese next, served with toppings and a swirl of sweet sauce on top, with a drizzle of garlic oil to finish it off.

Where is Robson's favorite shop?

That includes Robson’s favorite shop — Angelo’s, located in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania (no relation to the Lakewood shop of the same name). The Pennsylvania pizzeria inspired Robson to put sweet sauce on top of his pies at Ohio Pie Co.

Is a dairy free pizza drippy?

It all comes down to the assembly and ensuring that even when using dairy-free ingredients on some of the menu items, it’s still a classic, drippy kind of slice. (“If your fingers aren’t getting a little greasy, it’s not quite the pizza experience,” Robson said.)

Where is the pantry 1?

Pantry 1 (pictured) is in Apple Creek and Pantry 2 is in Wooster. The pies here are life-changing. Baked to perfection with irresistible fillings, you'll want to try them all. The Fruit Pies are particularly popular here, but the Strawberry Pie and Cream Pies are just as divine.

How to contact Pantry 2?

If you don't have the time to dine in, consider ordering carry-out or using the drive-thru service at Pantry 2. For more information, you can call (330) 698-4182.

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