3.5 garlic cloves, sunflower oil. Spagetti, and mini weiners.

We had no cheese otherwise add cheese at end.

by Smooth-Application17

40 Comments

  1. NaraFei_Jenova

    The mini wiener is the one who decided this was a good idea.

  2. gallowstorm

    There needs to be a category for cooking while intoxicated. If it tasted good at the time of need, go for it.

    If you are making this stuff sober, straight to jail.

  3. Silvawuff

    Definitely jail. Fun name for this would be the Rapunzel.

  4. emmakittycat

    High Security Jail for not even saucing the Spaget

  5. Malfunction1972

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  6. Anonymisc34

    Jail, with an extra charge for cooking under the influence.

  7. Buttery_Smooth_30FPS

    Blatant crime but also sounds kind of good

  8. fuelhandler

    I’ll take “things you put on a pizza, when you have nothing else in the house” for a hundred, Alex

  9. TheeArgonaut

    Yr honour, if I may. My clients were…experimenting. They meant no harm. Did galileo care whom the orange hit? Did newton chop down that apple tree in anger? No sir. NO SIR. My clients are explorers at the hinterland of food science. Don’t send them down for a simple act of human curiosity.

    Dr David J McGonigle, BSc(Hons), PhD, Lover (not a fighter)

  10. AnonOfTheSea

    Spaghetti amd garlic bread is delicious, but this includes neither.

    You could fic it, though, by baking the bread with a topping of butter amd garlic, and adding sauce to the spaghetti, then flattening the spaghetti out on a plate and putting the garlic bread on top, to avoid over-soggyness. Eaten like a really messy pie, I could see it being damn good

  11. Emotional-Wave3329

    Guilty. This is a heinous crime against pizzakind

  12. EcstaticJuggernaut46

    Harsher punishment than can be imagined should be levied.

    Crime is too light a description. Abomination may be better.

  13. Familiar-Function848

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  14. RoyalIdeal6026

    I used to make tortellini pizza all the time and this just reminded me of that incredible meal!!

  15. Peterthepiperomg

    You aren’t supposed to heat sunflower oil

  16. CantankerousOrder

    Absolutely a crime. The mini weiners and garlic alone would be a misdemeanor but the spaghetti?

    Double carbs, double sentence.

  17. LevelsOfCocaineBrain

    Should be flogged for cooking pasta then drying it out again.

  18. sallysaysyes

    Why would you… Cook the spaghetti… OVER the sauce/toppings??? So it could just get all inedibly dried out and crispy??

    Jail. Straight to jail

  19. Spoiledtoddlers

    Awful, not even if I’m high or drunk.. I’m guilty of similar crimes, what a waste of food

  20. DenizSaintJuke

    First charge: “weiners pizza”… It’s Wiener. They are viennese sausages, not weeper sausages.

    Second charge: Baking spaghetti? Why even boil them beforehand?

  21. EntropyNT

    It probably would have been okay without the spaghetti, especially if you sliced the weiners. The spaghetti adds nothing and takes away so much. Jail!

  22. KaiserWC

    If it please the court, I would like to take the stand to defend this wayward but ultimately well-intentioned defendant.

    While superficially vexing, the ingredients here do not stray far from existing, “accepted” pizzas. Pasta on pizza is nothing new and certainly not a crime. Garlic is certainly a perfectly common and often desirable addition to pizza, and I will admit I’m in the camp of “more garlic = better.” I’ll withhold judgment on the sunflower oil. I’m not sure why it was needed, but pizza is an already a greasy enterprise and I think sunflower oil is relatively neutral tasting.

    I believe this trial is primarily a referendum on the use of miniature wieners on a pizza. I would argue that the hot dog family is just another member of the salted processed meat family, similar to salami, pepperoni, or spam, none of which are crimes against pizza. Given that hot dogs themselves do not have an aggressive or distracting taste, and go well with bready/cheesy things, I think we have our answer.

    I will admit it is a questionable choice to include entire mini wieners on the pizza rather than slicing them. However, we can clearly see in the pictures that they stay firmly on the slice without falling off.

    If the wieners fit, you must acquit.

  23. Tundra14

    So, definitely jail, but to me the biggest crime hear is cooking pasta uncovered/unsauced in an oven. Unless you want crunchy dried pasta.

  24. Wheelbite9

    Just because it’s round doesn’t make it a pizza. Guilty af.