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Saturday, 29 December 2018

SLJ: A Local Delicacy

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  1. SLJ in Kootuitui8 January 2019 at 09:10

    Hey Amanda!

    Well done for completing another Summer Learning Journey activity, 'A Local Delicacy', and for making another epic Google Slide to display your work. Did you know that Neapolitan pizza was my favourite food EVER? I love it, so much— it's relentlessly delicious and I have no regrets whenever I eat it. I know that it's basically cheese on bread with some other bits but that's what I love most about it. Do you know what they use to cook these pizzas and do you know where specifically in Italy they're from?

    I look forward to your response!

    Thanks,

    Jordan

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    1. Anonymous11 January 2019 at 10:43

      Malo E Lelei Jordan :)

      Wow... I have never heard or seen Neapolitan pizza! But just looking at the images I have seen so far, it sure does seem like my taste! Just mentioning you have great tastes in food!

      I have been reading about the Neapolitan pizza and I love how simple the pizza is! No fancy toppings! The pizza is originally from Naples, Italy and The pizza goes into a traditional wood oven! I really couldn't finish my research but I hope you're happy with what I have answered so far.

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    2. SLJ in Kootuitui11 January 2019 at 12:10

      Malo E Leilei to you, too, Amanda

      Neapolitan pizza is the BUSINESS. You should try it one day, although I'm not sure where in New Zealand you'll be able to get it.... you'd have a better chance however in Auckland. Thank you— I've spent years working in hospitality so I've been lucky enough to try many amazing types of food.

      Well done for doing some research and finding out a little bit more about the Neapolitan pizza— wouldn't it be wonderful to have a traditional wood oven? I think that's the most critical part to making this pizza as you need that smokey wooden flavour.
      I'm going to happily reward you with 2 bonus points for this engaging and thoughtful comment.

      Cheers,

      Jordan

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