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Fermented pizza (Microsoft product)
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The contributions of over sixty scientists have resulted in this revolutionary recipe for fermenting pizza: 1. * Outsource a pizza from a Microsoft Partner Program Member, such as Papa Murphy's. 2. * Using a large syringe, inject the pizza with a slurry of blended yeast, barley, hops, and filtered water. 3. * Place the pizza in the trunk of a Toyota Corolla. 4. * Park the car in an unshaded parking lot on a hot summer day. 5. * Wait seventeen days. 6. * Serve. For years, this recipe was a closely guarded secret. However, in 2002, sixteen year old Swedish amateur baker Jon Breinholst, popularly known today as "Pizza Jon," managed to reverse-engineer the process in his driveway. Under pressure from the United States government, Breinholst was extraordinarily rend
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The contributions of over sixty scientists have resulted in this revolutionary recipe for fermenting pizza: 1. * Outsource a pizza from a Microsoft Partner Program Member, such as Papa Murphy's. 2. * Using a large syringe, inject the pizza with a slurry of blended yeast, barley, hops, and filtered water. 3. * Place the pizza in the trunk of a Toyota Corolla. 4. * Park the car in an unshaded parking lot on a hot summer day. 5. * Wait seventeen days. 6. * Serve. For years, this recipe was a closely guarded secret. However, in 2002, sixteen year old Swedish amateur baker Jon Breinholst, popularly known today as "Pizza Jon," managed to reverse-engineer the process in his driveway. Under pressure from the United States government, Breinholst was extraordinarily rendered to Qatar, where he was repeatedly waterboarded against his wishes. Breinholst was eventually restored to his family, where he suffers no significant lasting effects beyond mild cases of PTSD, night terrors, and multiple personality disorder.