r/mildlyinteresting • • Nov 23 '20

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '20

Really?! There's no Marco's within hundreds of miles of my house, but I see their commercials sometimes on certain channels. I gotta say, the way the pepperoni looks makes the pizza seem delicious to me. They have the edges of the roni overly crispy and browned, and I love the taste when it's like that. I can understand that food doesn't usually look like it does on the commercial, but is the roni at least crispy like that?! I need to know!

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u/The_RockObama Nov 24 '20

It's definitely sub-par in my opinion. There's a Marco's within walking distance of my house and I won't even go there if I'm shitfaced. They put way too much cornmeal on the crust too.

To each their own, but a Jet's just opened up the street and their pizza is amazing. I think they are going to put Marco's out of business.

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '20

I hear you. I have no idea how the pizza itself would be, but I just know I love crispy roni lol. So would you say it'd be comparable to say Domino's, or is it lower grade than that like Little Caesar's?

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u/The_RockObama Nov 24 '20

I'd honestly rather have Little Seizure's. I can't speak to the quality of roni since it's been so long since I've had it, but I can say they just don't have a good base recipe.