Vegan BBQ chicken pizza from The Rebellion. The clincher: it's cheap, too. Word to your mother.
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6 comments:
aw man, what do they use for chicken? seitan? it looks amazing
Holy yum! Orlando got a new vegan cafe, so that's exciting, but we still don't have vegan pizza. As much as I love Ethos, it really isn't the same.
Tracy - I think they actually use those Morningstar Farm grilled chikn strips. I've never had it by itself since I don't really buy fake meats, but it's really yummy on the pizza.
Heather - Are you talking about Loving Hut? I'm bummed it didn't open until after we moved. Ethos pizza doesn't really do it for me either, but I miss me some Ethos phillies! Here in Denver we have two great options for pizza: Rebellion, which is more classic pizzeria-style pizza, and City O City, where they make their own vegan moz and cashew ricotta.
Hold up hold up. What's the green stuff?
Hear that pizza.
It's true, Abbie: we add green peppers to it. I hope you can still respect me.
I guess I have to come to Denver now!
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