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See which popular pizza stops in the Southland neighbors love! (Shutterstock)
HOMEWOOD-FLOSSMOOR, IL Many people will argue about which pizzeria is the best in town. Passionate pizza lovers across Illinois may note that pizza is a highly contested topic, and many consider Chicago and New York to be the top contenders in the country.
Here in Homewood and Flossmoor, Patch is celebrating National Pizza Day on Feb. 9, by asking people where their favorite slice of pizza is from. Here is a list in no particular order of some popular pizzerias in and around Homewood and Flossmoor, that our neighbors say deserve the recognition:
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See which popular pizza stops in the Southland neighbors love! (Shutterstock)
OAK FOREST, IL Many people will argue about which pizzeria is the best in town. Passionate pizza lovers across Illinois may note that pizza is a highly contested topic, and many consider Chicago and New York to be the top contenders in the country.
Here in Oak Forest, Patch is celebrating National Pizza Day on Feb. 9, by asking people where their favorite slice of pizza is from. Here is a list in no particular order of some popular pizzerias in and around Oak Forest, that our neighbors say deserve the recognition:
Richmond, Virginia.
In the company s findings of what it said were the absolute worst cities for pie-lovers, the 10 worst tended to fall in California, Texas and … gasp … New Jersey, with the three worst pizza cities being Jersey City, New Jersey, at No. 198, and Santa Ana and Fremont, California as No. 199 and 200, respectively.
And on top of all that dough-roll of information about pizza and geographical preferences, Pizza Marketplace also got some numbers on what the favorite pizza toppings were at least in the catering realm from catering connection platform, ezCater, which of course provided a pie chart for the results. What they found was that when it came to the stuff we preferred on our pizzas, the result was slightly scandalous, showing that the most ordered catered pies were actually topless, a.k.a. good ol cheese pizza.
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As a country, we have just navigated the holiday season.
As individuals and families, we have created traditions and rituals to celebrate what is important to us.
We all have that special something we do or think about as we move through the holiday season. Every culture in the world does this. We create milestones, rituals, traditions and celebrations to remind ourselves of what is important to us.
We find these traditions in a variety of forms, such as the recognition of Memorial Day or Labor Day, Boss’s Day, Mother’s Day and even National Doughnut Day.