Ancient Roman Pizza packed full of STEAK. 🍕

[@動物同理心]

Pinsa Romana, sometimes known as Pinza and pronounced "peen-sa", is a hand-pressed type of bread/pizza based on an ancient recipe that traces its heritage to over two thousand years ago. Pinsa was originally baked by the rural population living just outside of ancient Rome. ❤‍🔥

[@josephvickers-r5t]

Whatever it's called you got it bang on. That looked one certified banger. I need to check out my local Aldi. Good vid

[@BlakeKlopper]

Thank you. It was top class.

[@vartanminasyan4075]

Mukbang king😂😂😂😂

[@BrianDavies-vh1vd]

Agree I’ve had this and it’s a great pizza for the price, especially with the meat content as you say. You’ve made me look to pick it up again! I think that’s the best one from that range to be honest, and in my view. Thanks for the good review.

[@BlakeKlopper]

It' sure is worth getting again. I'm going to try some of the other ones in the range.

[@matthewwhitehead7295]

The pizza looking really nice and I like your videos ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@BlakeKlopper]

@@matthewwhitehead7295 Thank you, glad you’re enjoying the videos.

[@whitebeard666]

Wow

[@georgecharles374]

It's a sweet bread normally Easter bread in Italy, Croatia,

[@BlakeKlopper]

I enjoyed it. Light and fluffy.

[@Muttey2024]

Ancient pizza from Aldi - it’s Detroit style and quite new!

[@BlakeKlopper]

A modern take on an ancient classic.

[@denzalwash4120]

Looks nice! Plenty toppings for that price.. I’m not sure about the “pinsa” base tho I had one before and wasn’t sure bout it.

[@BlakeKlopper]

I enjoyed the base but those toppings on a regular pizza base would be banging too.

[@whitebeard666]

Where is it from

[@Captainperfection]

@@whitebeard666 Aldi🤦‍♂️

[@BlakeKlopper]

Yes, Aldi.

[@gamermartin6204]

Whenever they avoid saying the implied product type (pie, ice cream) I think they are avoiding some food standards regulation. Doesn't mean it's bad though. Would expect to see more of it as we get poorer which is the trend.

[@michaelhawkins7389]

you mean as the UK gets poorer ? omg

[@BlakeKlopper]

I never thought of it that way but you may be onto something.