papa murphy pizza in egg

JohnInCarolina · June 2022

RyanStl said:

I don't understand this sophomoric bickering. Can't certain parties take the high ground. It ruins these legit threads.

These things gotta happen every five weeks or so, ten weeks. Helps to get rid of the bad blood. Been ten weeks since the last one. You know, you gotta stop them at the beginning. Like they should have stopped Hitler at Munich, they should never let him get away with that, they was just asking for trouble.

lakewade · June 2022

Papa Murphy’s is fine on the egg. When I get that frozen pizza jones though I like to go Totino’s in the oven. Classic thread guys! ;-)

Canugghead · June 2022

Just clicked on this thread, better late than never

RyanStl · June 2022

Canugghead said:

Just clicked on this thread, better late than never

What do you think?

4TheGrillOfIt · June 2022

@JohnInCarolina sometimes you gotta go to the mattresses.

Canugghead · June 2022

RyanStl said:

Canugghead said:

Just clicked on this thread, better late than never

What do you think?

No papa murphy here, so can’t comment on that. Otoh, entertainment is worth the price of admission.

Legume · June 2022

Canugghead said:

RyanStl said:

Canugghead said:

Just clicked on this thread, better late than never

What do you think?

No papa murphy here, so can’t comment on that. Otoh, entertainment is worth the price of admission.

What is the price of admission? Cost of egg and all associated with it? Is that more or less than the cost of 52 papa Murphy pizzas?

JohnInCarolina · June 2022

4TheGrillOfIt said:

@JohnInCarolina sometimes you gotta go to the mattresses.

Buckwoody Egger · June 2022

This quote often comes to mind often when on the forum. Not about the first post in a thread that is “false / unkind / unnecessary / unhelpful” in someone’s view but rather the follow up posts in the same ilk. I’d like to think that a majority sees the first post the same way and most choose to ignore it.

Before you speak ask yourself if what you are going to say is true, is kind, is necessary, is helpful. If the answer is no, maybe what you are about to say should be left unsaid.

Bernard Meltzer

Hook_emHornsfan_74 · June 2022

littlerascal56 said:

Cen-Tex…all of a sudden I got this “dejavu” feeling from your post. You sound 100% like Johns posts. Not close, but EXACTLY word for word! Uncanny use of words for a Texan for sure. Almost like a college professor would use. Down right creepy. I have 1575 posts in 7 years, with dozens of food/cook pictures, tables, smokers, etc. You evidently are not smart enough to view them? Can’t help you with that…use Google search.

So do all your posts originate from an ISP provider in Durham NC and not TX? Wondering minds want to know!

Just caught up on this thread. I must say. It is rather entertaining. But wait. I think he called us all from Texas stupid. I mean I could be wrong, but I'm not sure what "uncanny use of words for a Texan for sure" means. We just all stupid hicks?

Legume · June 2022

Yeah, he’s had the unintentional irony turned up to 11 lately.

nolaegghead · June 2022

When your avatar is a hat that with a political extremist inflammatory message, you are pretty much an implicit troll.

nolaegghead · June 2022

JohnfromKentucky said:

@nolaegghead
[quote]I have thrown a bunch of Brisket Camps[/quote]

Uh...when's the next one?!

Actually, I would rather have recipes on some good dishes from Louisiana.

I will make an effort to post some of our favorite Louisiana recipes. SWMBO has lived here her whole life and has collected recipes since she was in grade school.

Brisket camp is mid Oct and all are welcome, and it's free.

JohnfromKentucky · June 2022

nolaegghead said:

JohnfromKentucky said:

@nolaegghead
[quote]I have thrown a bunch of Brisket Camps[/quote]

Uh...when's the next one?!

Actually, I would rather have recipes on some good dishes from Louisiana.

I will make an effort to post some of our favorite Louisiana recipes. SWMBO has lived here her whole life and has collected recipes since she was in grade school.

Brisket camp is mid Oct and all are welcome, and it's free.

THanks! If you don't want to post any, feel free to send them via PM.

QDude · June 2022

RyanStl said:

I never saw the appeal of Papa Murphy's. They cost as much as a pizza baked for you, but you have to cook yourself like a frozen pizza. I'll go with Pizza Hut or Digiorno's. Now if I got it for free, sure.

The $10 deal on Tuesdays is great - large pizza with up to 5 toppings. I can't make one for that price.

RyanStl · June 2022

QDude said:

RyanStl said:

I never saw the appeal of Papa Murphy's. They cost as much as a pizza baked for you, but you have to cook yourself like a frozen pizza. I'll go with Pizza Hut or Digiorno's. Now if I got it for free, sure.

The $10 deal on Tuesdays is great - large pizza with up to 5 toppings. I can't make one for that price.

These days $10 is a great deal.

Legume · June 2022

RyanStl said:

QDude said:

RyanStl said:

I never saw the appeal of Papa Murphy's. They cost as much as a pizza baked for you, but you have to cook yourself like a frozen pizza. I'll go with Pizza Hut or Digiorno's. Now if I got it for free, sure.

The $10 deal on Tuesdays is great - large pizza with up to 5 toppings. I can't make one for that price.

These days $10 is a great deal.

I wonder what their cost on that is if they can sell for $10.

JohnInCarolina · June 2022

Legume said:

RyanStl said:

QDude said:

RyanStl said:

I never saw the appeal of Papa Murphy's. They cost as much as a pizza baked for you, but you have to cook yourself like a frozen pizza. I'll go with Pizza Hut or Digiorno's. Now if I got it for free, sure.

The $10 deal on Tuesdays is great - large pizza with up to 5 toppings. I can't make one for that price.

These days $10 is a great deal.

I wonder what their cost on that is if they can sell for $10.

I was thinking about the same this morning. I am pretty sure I could make one for quite a bit less than $10, on a per-pizza basis. But I haven't bothered to do the calculation to figure out what it would be.

I doubt that $10 pie is an actual loss leader for Papa Murphy's.

RRP · June 2022

JohnInCarolina said:

I doubt that $10 pie is an actual loss leader for Papa Murphy's.

My b-i-l buys one EVERY Tuesday and says unless you order ahead you have a long line of people ahead of you!

Legume · June 2022

JohnInCarolina said:

Legume said:

RyanStl said:

QDude said:

RyanStl said:

I never saw the appeal of Papa Murphy's. They cost as much as a pizza baked for you, but you have to cook yourself like a frozen pizza. I'll go with Pizza Hut or Digiorno's. Now if I got it for free, sure.

The $10 deal on Tuesdays is great - large pizza with up to 5 toppings. I can't make one for that price.

These days $10 is a great deal.

I wonder what their cost on that is if they can sell for $10.

I was thinking about the same this morning. I am pretty sure I could make one for quite a bit less than $10, on a per-pizza basis. But I haven't bothered to do the calculation to figure out what it would be.

I doubt that $10 pie is an actual loss leader for Papa Murphy's.

I’ll bet their food cost is sub $5 but then have labor, etc.

The Cen-Tex Smoker · June 2022

Legume said:

JohnInCarolina said:

Legume said:

RyanStl said:

QDude said:

RyanStl said:

I never saw the appeal of Papa Murphy's. They cost as much as a pizza baked for you, but you have to cook yourself like a frozen pizza. I'll go with Pizza Hut or Digiorno's. Now if I got it for free, sure.

The $10 deal on Tuesdays is great - large pizza with up to 5 toppings. I can't make one for that price.

These days $10 is a great deal.

I wonder what their cost on that is if they can sell for $10.

I was thinking about the same this morning. I am pretty sure I could make one for quite a bit less than $10, on a per-pizza basis. But I haven't bothered to do the calculation to figure out what it would be.

I doubt that $10 pie is an actual loss leader for Papa Murphy's.

I’ll bet their food cost is sub $5 but then have labor, etc.

For those who are curious: Food cost on a $10 PM pie is $2. PM has 80% gross margin on food cost (which is astronomical). They have 15% operating margin (after all expenses) which is also fantastic. 2nd only behind Dominoes and twice as good as Papa John’s and Pizza Hut.

dmchicago · June 2022

The Cen-Tex Smoker said:

Legume said:

JohnInCarolina said:

Legume said:

RyanStl said:

QDude said:

RyanStl said:

I never saw the appeal of Papa Murphy's. They cost as much as a pizza baked for you, but you have to cook yourself like a frozen pizza. I'll go with Pizza Hut or Digiorno's. Now if I got it for free, sure.

The $10 deal on Tuesdays is great - large pizza with up to 5 toppings. I can't make one for that price.

These days $10 is a great deal.

I wonder what their cost on that is if they can sell for $10.

I was thinking about the same this morning. I am pretty sure I could make one for quite a bit less than $10, on a per-pizza basis. But I haven't bothered to do the calculation to figure out what it would be.

I doubt that $10 pie is an actual loss leader for Papa Murphy's.

I’ll bet their food cost is sub $5 but then have labor, etc.

For those who are curious: Food cost on a $10 PM pie is $2. PM has 80% gross margin on food cost (which is astronomical). They have 15% operating margin (after all expenses) which is also fantastic. 2nd only behind Dominoes and twice as good as Papa John’s and Pizza Hut.

I mean, that's great info but how does it make this thread more entertaining?

fishlessman · June 2022

no papa murhys here, going to rough it and pay the extra buck and get a cooked pizza for lunch. thinking extra pepperoni

JohnInCarolina · June 2022

dmchicago said:

The Cen-Tex Smoker said:

Legume said:

JohnInCarolina said:

Legume said:

RyanStl said:

QDude said:

RyanStl said:

I never saw the appeal of Papa Murphy's. They cost as much as a pizza baked for you, but you have to cook yourself like a frozen pizza. I'll go with Pizza Hut or Digiorno's. Now if I got it for free, sure.

The $10 deal on Tuesdays is great - large pizza with up to 5 toppings. I can't make one for that price.

These days $10 is a great deal.

I wonder what their cost on that is if they can sell for $10.

I was thinking about the same this morning. I am pretty sure I could make one for quite a bit less than $10, on a per-pizza basis. But I haven't bothered to do the calculation to figure out what it would be.

I doubt that $10 pie is an actual loss leader for Papa Murphy's.

I’ll bet their food cost is sub $5 but then have labor, etc.

For those who are curious: Food cost on a $10 PM pie is $2. PM has 80% gross margin on food cost (which is astronomical). They have 15% operating margin (after all expenses) which is also fantastic. 2nd only behind Dominoes and twice as good as Papa John’s and Pizza Hut.

I mean, that's great info but how does it make this thread more entertaining?

nolaegghead · June 2022

My BIL owned a Godfathers for decades. He told me he would stock up on literally tons of mozzarella when it was cheap. Had a giant walk in freezer. Cheese is the most expensive food cost. But centex is right, pizza food cost is among the lowest in the industry.

Legume · June 2022

dmchicago said:

The Cen-Tex Smoker said:

Legume said:

JohnInCarolina said:

Legume said:

RyanStl said:

QDude said:

RyanStl said:

I never saw the appeal of Papa Murphy's. They cost as much as a pizza baked for you, but you have to cook yourself like a frozen pizza. I'll go with Pizza Hut or Digiorno's. Now if I got it for free, sure.

The $10 deal on Tuesdays is great - large pizza with up to 5 toppings. I can't make one for that price.

These days $10 is a great deal.

I wonder what their cost on that is if they can sell for $10.

I was thinking about the same this morning. I am pretty sure I could make one for quite a bit less than $10, on a per-pizza basis. But I haven't bothered to do the calculation to figure out what it would be.

I doubt that $10 pie is an actual loss leader for Papa Murphy's.

I’ll bet their food cost is sub $5 but then have labor, etc.

For those who are curious: Food cost on a $10 PM pie is $2. PM has 80% gross margin on food cost (which is astronomical). They have 15% operating margin (after all expenses) which is also fantastic. 2nd only behind Dominoes and twice as good as Papa John’s and Pizza Hut.

I mean, that's great info but how does it make this thread more entertaining?

No idea, but it does make feel really smart for ‘negotiating’ a 12 month home warranty on my last home purchase. I wonder what the margin on that is?

dmchicago · June 2022

Legume said:

dmchicago said:

The Cen-Tex Smoker said:

Legume said:

JohnInCarolina said:

Legume said:

RyanStl said:

QDude said:

RyanStl said:

I never saw the appeal of Papa Murphy's. They cost as much as a pizza baked for you, but you have to cook yourself like a frozen pizza. I'll go with Pizza Hut or Digiorno's. Now if I got it for free, sure.

The $10 deal on Tuesdays is great - large pizza with up to 5 toppings. I can't make one for that price.

These days $10 is a great deal.

I wonder what their cost on that is if they can sell for $10.

I was thinking about the same this morning. I am pretty sure I could make one for quite a bit less than $10, on a per-pizza basis. But I haven't bothered to do the calculation to figure out what it would be.

I doubt that $10 pie is an actual loss leader for Papa Murphy's.

I’ll bet their food cost is sub $5 but then have labor, etc.

For those who are curious: Food cost on a $10 PM pie is $2. PM has 80% gross margin on food cost (which is astronomical). They have 15% operating margin (after all expenses) which is also fantastic. 2nd only behind Dominoes and twice as good as Papa John’s and Pizza Hut.

I mean, that's great info but how does it make this thread more entertaining?

No idea, but it does make feel really smart for ‘negotiating’ a 12 month home warranty on my last home purchase. I wonder what the margin on that is?

So you bought a house and all you got was a home warranty?

No pizza?

JohnInCarolina · June 2022

Legume said:

dmchicago said:

The Cen-Tex Smoker said:

Legume said:

JohnInCarolina said:

Legume said:

RyanStl said:

QDude said:

RyanStl said:

I never saw the appeal of Papa Murphy's. They cost as much as a pizza baked for you, but you have to cook yourself like a frozen pizza. I'll go with Pizza Hut or Digiorno's. Now if I got it for free, sure.

The $10 deal on Tuesdays is great - large pizza with up to 5 toppings. I can't make one for that price.

These days $10 is a great deal.

I wonder what their cost on that is if they can sell for $10.

I was thinking about the same this morning. I am pretty sure I could make one for quite a bit less than $10, on a per-pizza basis. But I haven't bothered to do the calculation to figure out what it would be.

I doubt that $10 pie is an actual loss leader for Papa Murphy's.

I’ll bet their food cost is sub $5 but then have labor, etc.

For those who are curious: Food cost on a $10 PM pie is $2. PM has 80% gross margin on food cost (which is astronomical). They have 15% operating margin (after all expenses) which is also fantastic. 2nd only behind Dominoes and twice as good as Papa John’s and Pizza Hut.

I mean, that's great info but how does it make this thread more entertaining?

No idea, but it does make feel really smart for ‘negotiating’ a 12 month home warranty on my last home purchase. I wonder what the margin on that is?

Legume · June 2022

dmchicago said:

Legume said:

dmchicago said:

The Cen-Tex Smoker said:

Legume said:

JohnInCarolina said:

Legume said:

RyanStl said:

QDude said:

RyanStl said:

I never saw the appeal of Papa Murphy's. They cost as much as a pizza baked for you, but you have to cook yourself like a frozen pizza. I'll go with Pizza Hut or Digiorno's. Now if I got it for free, sure.

The $10 deal on Tuesdays is great - large pizza with up to 5 toppings. I can't make one for that price.

These days $10 is a great deal.

I wonder what their cost on that is if they can sell for $10.

I was thinking about the same this morning. I am pretty sure I could make one for quite a bit less than $10, on a per-pizza basis. But I haven't bothered to do the calculation to figure out what it would be.

I doubt that $10 pie is an actual loss leader for Papa Murphy's.

I’ll bet their food cost is sub $5 but then have labor, etc.

For those who are curious: Food cost on a $10 PM pie is $2. PM has 80% gross margin on food cost (which is astronomical). They have 15% operating margin (after all expenses) which is also fantastic. 2nd only behind Dominoes and twice as good as Papa John’s and Pizza Hut.

I mean, that's great info but how does it make this thread more entertaining?

No idea, but it does make feel really smart for ‘negotiating’ a 12 month home warranty on my last home purchase. I wonder what the margin on that is?

So you bought a house and all you got was a home warranty?

No pizza?

No, I got the house too.

JohnInCarolina · June 2022

Legume said:

dmchicago said:

Legume said:

dmchicago said:

The Cen-Tex Smoker said:

Legume said:

JohnInCarolina said:

Legume said:

RyanStl said:

QDude said:

RyanStl said:

I never saw the appeal of Papa Murphy's. They cost as much as a pizza baked for you, but you have to cook yourself like a frozen pizza. I'll go with Pizza Hut or Digiorno's. Now if I got it for free, sure.

The $10 deal on Tuesdays is great - large pizza with up to 5 toppings. I can't make one for that price.

These days $10 is a great deal.

I wonder what their cost on that is if they can sell for $10.

I was thinking about the same this morning. I am pretty sure I could make one for quite a bit less than $10, on a per-pizza basis. But I haven't bothered to do the calculation to figure out what it would be.

I doubt that $10 pie is an actual loss leader for Papa Murphy's.

I’ll bet their food cost is sub $5 but then have labor, etc.

For those who are curious: Food cost on a $10 PM pie is $2. PM has 80% gross margin on food cost (which is astronomical). They have 15% operating margin (after all expenses) which is also fantastic. 2nd only behind Dominoes and twice as good as Papa John’s and Pizza Hut.

I mean, that's great info but how does it make this thread more entertaining?

No idea, but it does make feel really smart for ‘negotiating’ a 12 month home warranty on my last home purchase. I wonder what the margin on that is?

So you bought a house and all you got was a home warranty?

No pizza?

No, I got the house too.

In New Orleans?

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