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Happy Happy Pizza! - It's a battle between Pepperoni vs. Veggie ...
Technically, the pepperoni pizza could also be made vegetarian by substituting ... (Not that Kraft would promote another company's products in their recipe, ...
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Happy Happy Pizza! - It's a battle between Pepperoni vs. Veggie ...
The final score: Pepperoni 7/10, Veggie 8/10. You can see "Veggie Pizza Face" on the Kraft web site here. "Happy Face Pizza" (the inspiration for our logo) ...
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Happy Happy Pizza! - #2: a perfect score!
Like pizza #1, I sprang for lunch for the office. However this time I went all-out. I went to Vern's Pizza here in the south of Calgary and ordered four ...
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Happy Happy Pizza! - Links! Pizza links! Have you ever seen a web ...
Happy Happy Pizza! Links! Pizza links! Have you ever seen a web page with content more compelling than this? I think not! ...
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Happy Happy Pizza! - jane.b's page... our #1 Pizza Sensation in Japan!
Happy Happy Pizza! jane.b's page... our #1 Pizza Sensation in Japan! ... Flickr Finds Mr. Sausage Balls · Prodigious Pizza .... Big Sausage Pizza ...
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Happy Happy Pizza! - Sew your wild oats!
The mission of HAPPY HAPPY PIZZA is simple: to collect photos of the greatest food in the world made even better... by putting a smiley face on it!
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Happy Happy Pizza!
The mission of HAPPY HAPPY PIZZA is simple: to collect photos of the greatest food in the world made even better... by putting a smiley face on it! ...
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Happy Happy Pizza! - #6: One of the most original (and girliest ...
They may have thought I was off my rocker when I asked for a pizza with a smiley face on it so I could photograph it and put it on a web site, but they were ...
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Happy Happy Pizza! - #2: a perfect score!
Like pizza #1, I sprang for lunch for the office. However this time I went all-out. I went to Vern's Pizza here in the south of Calgary and ordered four ...
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Happy Happy Pizza! - #7: Hot dogs are a truly Canadian pizza topping.
Inspired by our feature on Hormel's Halloween pizza ideas, Keith Allen and his wife Jill of Calgary, Alberta Canada decided to try their hand at crafting a ...
 
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