On Thu, 17 Jan 2008 11:39:06 -0800 (PST), "mart2306@hotmail.com"
 wrote:

>On 17 Jan, 14:42, Custard <ignore the facts-complet...@yahoo.co.uk>
>wrote:
>> On Thu, 17 Jan 2008 02:12:39 -0800 (PST), goactivemobility
>>
>>  wrote:
>> >What is weird for me in Colchester is the asda and Sainsbury's is
>> >nearer but they don't deliver. Similarly dominos do not deliver. But a
>> >independent pizza place further away does. So there may be indeed
>> >another delivery point than your local place. Either that or they just
>> >cant be asked
>>
>> You should be thankful Dominos dont deliver
>> We ordered one last year and it arrived half cooked.
>
>We've ordered hundreds over the last decade or so - never had a
>problem with them.
>Even when placing an order for 40 large pizzas (not all for me,
>honest!) at a time.
>
>Martin  <><

Well, with our one the inside of the pastry wasn't cooked properly. I
only give a pace one chance and wouldn't buy anything from them again.
We now get our basic Pizza bases from Lidil and add our own toppings.
Much fresher and we know its cooked.

On Fri, 18 Jan 2008 14:28:05 -0800 (PST), "mart2306@hotmail.com"
 wrote:

>
>Yes, home-made can be great. But sometimes its nice for someone else
>to do the cooking.
>No pizza place (or any fast food place really) that I've ever come
>across does as great as can be done at home. They all however produce
>better selling products than me.
>Home pizza for me is a couple of hours preperation, cooking and clean
>up time. I do my own pizza bases when I have the time - somewhat more
>to my liking than most commercial ones.
>
>People will often spend a fortune in a year on fast, quick food that
>may not taste brilliant. But saves time and effort.  :)
>
>Martin  <><

We have one of those dinky little bread makers that mixes the dough to
perfection