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Try This Slice: The Pizza Revolution

Try This Slice: The Pizza Revolution (Ally Tsimekles/rivercityweekend.com)
By Ally Tsimekles

Its pizza on the move. Its wood-fired pizza. It’s The Pizza Revolution.

This pizza comes from a 1986 Leyland Olympian double-decker bus that was renovated into a mobile restaurant. There’s a kitchen on the lower level and a dining area up top!

Here are our takeaways…

  • This is not a party pizza! We suggest getting one of these bad boys for yourself.
  • The crust was most definitely hand made. It had the remnants of being rolled out onto a flour table top and we can appreciate that! Although one of the pizzas seemed to have a burn ring around the crust, it had great flavor everywhere else!
  • The sauce confused us. Was it sweet? Was it savory? Either way, it pleased the whole panel.
  • This is a traditional wood-fired pizza. So when talking about the amount of cheese, this is what we’d expect, but we can always dream for more.

    • As always, this is just our opinion. We urge you to take on the Try This Slice quest and try The Pizza Revolution for yourself!

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    Remember the Try This Slice rules?

    • We only order from local pizzerias in the Tri-State.
    • We only order cheese pizzas to be able to accurately compare testing samples.
    • We rate each pizza out of ten slices.
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