Quote from: lovesmayfamilis on Today at 03:35:36 PM

Jolly, I don't think you should worry in any case. If you read what the organizer wrote last year about how a pizza should look and what it usually includes and then compare what people did in their visions of pizza, then even editing or improving is simply not within any framework. Have you seen pizzas cooked in frying pans? Or just in plates? I will not judge anyone; everyone does what they have and what they can do. However, voting one way or another turns into a personal priorities. Most people vote for their own. And it does not matter whether the photo is edited or not.
The motto is one: the main thing is to participate. I would even close my eyes to the alternatives; and let it remain fun.
And yes, for those who are trying to stick to a healthy diet, it is better just not to participate, but also not to watch, because sometimes it is really tasty. Your HEAL rules won’t be able to withstand the temptation to buy yourself a pizza. Grin

The main thing is that it turns out delicious.

Participation is just a reason to overcome your laziness and cook it yourself (when you can buy pizza for every taste at every step).

And the prize money is a nice bonus for the most creative and inventive. I would also like to add that this is a kind of ritual to honor an event that happened many years ago, as a kind of tribute to memory and gratitude. Therefore, this competition should not be missed. The time will come when Pizza Day competition will go far beyond this forum and then you will tell that you took part in the very early stages. I want to believe it.

Pizza can be healthy food, why not. If you select high-quality ingredients and eat it not every day.

P.S. I've already stocked up on all the ingredients.