Fridays usually mean one thing in the Buehler household; Pizza Night.

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Friday night pizza has been a tradition in my house for as long as I can remember.

We started doing it when my sister and I were little kids; it was the only night of the week we could have pizza.

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We'd order two large pies, rent a couple of movies from Blockbuster (yes, I'm dating myself) and we'd spend the evening chowing down and watching movies together.

I may not be a kid living at home anymore, but I still like to do some sort of pizza night once a week, and I may have found the craziest pizza shop in New Jersey.

Now, Jersey is of course famous for our pies.

You can hit Marucas, 3 Brothers, or Marathon on the Seaside Heights boardwalk, or if you're not near the shore Capones in Toms River is my favorite little spot.

As I write this, I'm craving a slice of chicken bacon ranch!

What I think is funny, is that there was a time when a chicken bacon ranch pizza was unheard of.

People said it was too crazy of a combo, kind of like pineapple on pizza or spinach on pizza.

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Well, leave it to the experts at Love Food to track down the actual most outrageous pizza places in each state.

And by outrageous, they mean unique, unheard-of, and delicious pizza toppings.

What I think is cool about the place they picked for New Jersey is that it combines two great foods; pizza and tacos.

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Now you may be thinking "how does that work?".

And I'm right there with you, is it a pizza with ground beef, lettuce, tomato, taco seasoning, and then some cheese?

Oh no, it's even better!

Tony Boloney's makes a full-blown pizza, tops it with guac and sour cream, and then instead of a crust, gives you delicious tacos surrounding your pie.

I mean, C'mon how cool is that!

This spot ships nationwide, and the menu just gets crazier and crazier.

The Jewish Rabbi pizza features 8-hour smoked brisket, babushka beet horse radish, and mozzarella. Or check out the Burrata, which features a whole burrata on each slice, pink vodka sauce, mozzarella, and long hot chili oil.

Maybe pizza isn't your thing, and with some of the craziness this place offers I can see why you may want to try something a little different.

Tony Boloney's also has a ton of sandwiches and while I may pass on some (like the Gravy Train which has mashed potatoes on it) others look mouthwatering.

That's a whole fried spicy sausage topped with smoked mozzarella and fennel.

Yum!

There are a lot of places in New Jersey to grab a slice, and there really isn't a shortage of good pizza, but if you're looking to try something truly out of this world you may want to try this place.

They have a bunch of locations in New Jersey.

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