Adjudicator
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chezkatie
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RE: ProDough
Tue, 01/25/05 7:27 PM
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quote:Originally posted by Adjudicator Maybe the clown(s) at your local pizza emporium(s) need THIS: http://www.prodoughusa.com/ (just don't EAT it...) The guys at all our local pizza emporiums need new careers! Nothing is going to help them.
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aleswench
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RE: ProDough
Tue, 01/25/05 7:32 PM
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What in God's name will they think of next?? And they guy's probably making a living ..good for him! (I guess). I can't criticize: I've come up with ideas ranging from thinking up the Cartoon Network before there was one, to a food show on tv featuring "doctored up" store bought items. Both are now in production, no thanks to me piping up and suggesting it to anyone
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tmiles
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RE: ProDough
Wed, 01/26/05 8:20 AM
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I found a lot of good information in the site. Thanks. As the "dough doctor" tells us different forming methods make different pizza. I guess if one likes the hand tossed pizza, one should be willing to pay a little more because of the learning curve it takes to become a good pizza tosser. I am sure that the chains prefer the automated methods.
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tmiles
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RE: ProDough
Wed, 01/26/05 8:23 AM
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What is wrong with doing your practice with real dough? One could buy a lot for the cost of the training aid. Real dough could actually be used at no cost if one were willing to sell dropped dough to customers 
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