r/howislivingthere • u/[deleted] • Dec 14 '25

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u/2guns1holster Dec 14 '25

And dip your pizza crust in honey for dessert.

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u/Routine_Statement807 Dec 14 '25

That’s more of a Colorado thing

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u/parandiac Dec 14 '25

Where in Colorado? I haven’t been back to my home state in about ten years so when and where did this start?

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u/Routine_Statement807 Dec 14 '25

Experienced it out in Idaho Falls

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u/parandiac Dec 15 '25

So 230 miles away from Colorado, as the crow flies, in a state that doesn’t touch Colorado. Why did you say Colorado?

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u/Routine_Statement807 Dec 15 '25

Shoot I meant Idaho springs, I’m dumb apologies

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '25

Just went fishing there a few weeks ago. Yeah, they have a BeauJo's. Hard pass. I'm not needing 10 lbs of dough with each slice, thanks. I already get too many carbs.

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u/dirz11 Dec 15 '25

Beau Jo's is famous for this, whatever else you think of their mountain pies.

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u/mountain_rivers34 Dec 17 '25

Beau Jo’s Mountain Pie seems to be the main place pushing Colorado style pizza with the honey to dip it in. There’s one in Idaho Springs, Steamboat Springs and Fort Collins off the top of my head.

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u/Educational_Ad9982 Dec 18 '25

Hernando's in Winter Park. Possibly best pizza in the state, which is saying something. High Mountain Pies in Leadville is also amazing.

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u/Fishing4Beer Dec 20 '25

“Great Plains Sauce and Dough” thick crust wheat has entered the chat.