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A pizza's crust is easier to make round, a box is easier to make square. It's all about speed. |
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DramaGuy
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Its harder to make a round box. Would you want to pay extra for it? |
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jennifer
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Square pizza are harder, to make, they toss the dough and get a round shape.
Round boxes are much harder and more expensive to make. Plus I think if you had a round pizza box it would roll around in your car more. |
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angel
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Hi Sante, how are you doing
box nowadays means a rectangular container, so when the pizza company orders boxes they expect to recieve definitely squire boxes,lol |
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neparis2001
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Yeah, and the slices are TRIANGULAR. Go figure.
(Oh well, there goes JIMMY CARTER'S next Nobel "PIECE" Prize...) |
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aj_squaredaway
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easier to make a square box than a round one. |
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Zoila
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It's also neater and easier to stock "squared" boxes vs round ones. |
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gong2x_333
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it is not that necessary to have the same shape of the container having the same apperance of its contents. hehehehe!!!!!!!!!!! |
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KajaK
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actually i've seen square pizza in square box and round pizza in round box.. but the cost of that is higher |
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Natalie
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Yes. So?
Oh well, I'm sorry sweetie, but this is one of those questions where you know nuts about WHY. |
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Vixen
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It's to confuse the "special" people |
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woojy
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Round boxes are harder to make, square ones are easier to handle. |
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rmt
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Pizza boxes do not come already put together. The pizza shop employees have to assemble them and the box manufacturers have to make and deliver them. If you think about these things, is it really reasonable to think about a round box? How would one put together a round box? Also, pizzas can all come out slightly different in size and if you had a circular box, every pizza might not fit. |
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