A right royal feast
With only one day to go until the royal wedding, Petersfield takeaway pizza outlet Papa Don’tretch, of Chapel Street, has designed a pizza that will be the envy of pavement artists up and down the land.
Franchise owner Pete Zarrman said: “So many people have royal wedding fever that we just had to do something special to cash in on this momentous occasion.”
The staff of the pizza emporium take about 15 seconds to create the pizza using a range of sickly toppings to create the stunning effect.
Kate Middleton’s veil will comprise mushrooms and her dress is made from a selection of cheeses including a little stilton for that something blue. William’s suit has been created from salami and peppers. To finish off the image an impressionistic confetti feel is achieved by adding capers, onion, tomato, beetroot, prawns, sweet corn and cauliflower.
“The public don’t have to have any skill at all,” Zarrman said. “You simply eat the pizza and then within 20 minutes we guarantee you will be creating your own spectacular pavement portrait of Wills and Kate.
“We recommend that you bend double to apply the mix, preferably with your face about three feet from the pavement.
“We also advise that you wear an old pair of trousers and shoes; the sort of thing you might wear to paint your house.”
Franchise owner Pete Zarrman said: “So many people have royal wedding fever that we just had to do something special to cash in on this momentous occasion.”
The staff of the pizza emporium take about 15 seconds to create the pizza using a range of sickly toppings to create the stunning effect.
Kate Middleton’s veil will comprise mushrooms and her dress is made from a selection of cheeses including a little stilton for that something blue. William’s suit has been created from salami and peppers. To finish off the image an impressionistic confetti feel is achieved by adding capers, onion, tomato, beetroot, prawns, sweet corn and cauliflower.
“The public don’t have to have any skill at all,” Zarrman said. “You simply eat the pizza and then within 20 minutes we guarantee you will be creating your own spectacular pavement portrait of Wills and Kate.
“We recommend that you bend double to apply the mix, preferably with your face about three feet from the pavement.
“We also advise that you wear an old pair of trousers and shoes; the sort of thing you might wear to paint your house.”
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