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Middletown High School student shares his experience at Coal Fire Pizza

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As I calmly walk into Coal Fire Pizza in Frederick, Maryland, I turn to be seated. The atmosphere is serene; the room blends together neutral colors to contrast the colorful pizza. As I sat down in a comfortable booth, a polite waitress took my order. After a few moments, some piping hot chicken wings came from the kitchen.  The wings weren’t marinated, but they had sweet caramelized onions draped on top and soft pita bread below that had been soaking in juice. The food was cooked and prepared to perfection – wings, onions, and all. I took a bite into the chicken and casually dipped it into a creamy complementary blue cheese sauce. The flavors blended together nicely as I pondered what I may order. The large variety of toppings is tempting but eventually I decide upon the all American classic, cheese pizza. Coal Fire offers three sauces: classic, signature, and spicy. The classic is your natural tomato sauce, a sauce you find synonymous with pizza. The signature is an obscure, tangy, yet ever so sweet sauce that leaves a delicious taste in your mouth. Finally, the spicy, said best by Coal Fire itself, “A sauce that demands your complete attention!” My choice was the signature because of its amazing taste and consistency. My pizza arrives and I begin to chow down on one of the best meals available in Frederick County. The pizza had large holes in the cheese exposing the scrumptious sauce. I continued to eat and sip my coke until I was extremely full. I walked away that day extremely satisfied with my delicious meal and perfect service.

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Garrett Baker, Livestream managing producer
Garrett Baker is a junior at Middletown High School. This is his third year and fourth semester in journalism as a part of Round Table media. Garrett enjoys writing and sports, he also runs track for MHS and plays basketball in his free time.. In the future he would like to attend the University of Maryland after he graduates MHS and pursue a career in sports journalism. He does play by play for the majority of major sporting events at MHS for Round Table media.

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Middletown High School student shares his experience at Coal Fire Pizza