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Would you judge me for this at DD's birthday party?
We're having her party at a local park. I'm thinking pizza with a pasta salad, veggie plate, fruit and I don't know what else. Our guest list is going to be pretty big. I'm thinking about getting pizza from Little Ceaser's that are $5. I will also order a few of their "specialty" pizzas that are also very affordable. My DH, MIL and mom see nothing wrong with it and I wouldn't judge others for this.....but I'm still hesitating. I really like their pizzas, but I'm thinking maybe I'm not as picky about pizza as others might be.
Re: Would you judge me for this at DD's birthday party?
I see nothing to judge you about in this post.
People seriously need to unclench if any of this is judgment worthy.
because it's little ceasars? or because it's pizza? or outdoors?
i'm confused. i don't see anything to judge here. if people want high class food, they don't go to a kid's birthday party.
Because it's cheap pizza. You ladies are awesome. This is going to cut our pizza cost in half if not more.
::scratches head::
No. And I'm a huge pizza snob, but never in a million years would I judge this. They are 5 dollars a pie and its a kids party. Go for it!
What could possibly be wrong with serving pizza at a kids birthday party?
I really should have just posted this weeks ago so that I didn't fret about this for so long. I clearly have very little going on in my life that this is what I spend my time stressing over.
oh, *** that. i love little caesars (of all of the chain pizzas, i like it the best. take THAT pizza hut!). and i love fancy neopolitan pizza eaten IN naples. and pizza from the local kid-friendly joint. and pizza made by these hot italian brothers at this schmance restaurant near me. pizza is pizza. people can deal.
I think the last 5 kid's parties I have been to were pizza of some variety. Ya know what they say about pizza, even when it is bad, it is still good.
Not pizza, cheap pizza. I have no issue with LC pizza at all, but I didn't know if others who may not be as thrifty as me would judge.
OMG, I love Little Caesars pizza and their crazy bread! I'd be in heaven.
I'm stamping this not judgeworthy.
I only eat pizza made with whole wheat that has been hand-milled by only direct decendants of Marco Polo.
Yeah that's right my name's Yauch!
It's a child's birthday party. If that's not a good reason to have cheap pizza, I don't know what is
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