Three Different Ways to Get Pizza

If you were asked which food is prepared, purchased and consumed more often than any other what would your answer be? Would you say that pizza is the easiest to prepare, purchase and consume? There are few other foods that offer the similar simplicity and also provide delicious flavor; however, there are even less foods that parallel pizza's crave-worthy qualities. From the aroma of the baking dough to the touch of the hot toppings to the sight of the strings of melted cheese to the taste of the toppings blending together as you chew, it includes and engulfs so many senses all at once.

It can also make its way to your dining table, coffee table or event buffet in three different ways. First, you can easily make a simple version of a pizza at home. You can go to your refrigerator and cabinetry right now for the ingredients or the next time you go to your nearest grocery store you can find a unique combination of ingredients that will help you make a delicious baked treat for snack or meal time. When you make it at home, you can place your sauce and other toppings on a biscuit, a pita, a tortilla, a store bought dough or you can make your own dough from scratch. You can make it any time with the restrictions of your family's diet in mind, which is the main convenience of making it for yourself.

The second way you can get your fix is while you are in the grocery store. You've seen your grocer's freezer evolve over the past couple of decades. An entire side isle, if not two, in the frozen section is devoted to just pizza in bite size pockets, in sandwich size single servings and in every pie combination the manufacturers thought you'd like to try. Whether you like thick or thin crust, whether you are eating meat this week or not, and whether you want one or ten the options are available. However, buying frozen is the most expensive option of the three, at almost $11 dollars per pie in some areas, and someone else made it their way. You only get to pick from the options available.

Last but certainly not least is the second to least expensive way to get and consume your favorite pizza. This option comes with ordering for pickup or delivery from your favorite local restaurant. You pick the toppings, someone else prepares it, and yet another person brings it to your door. For the convenience, it's worth the price of not having to find ingredients to make it yourself or driving to the grocery store to buy a frozen one. Its pizza after all, it should always be as easy as possible.