discussion Thoughts on Pineapple on Pizza?

[stevethepirate]

If rather have pineapple on my pizza than mushrooms... Or onions... Or olives...

No veggies I guess...

 

[El Buho]

I may not choose pineapple as my go-to pizza topping, but its sweet and juicy flavor can be surprisingly complementary. I just don't get the irrational hatred toward this little fruit on a pizza. If anything, I'd expect anchovies or tuna to get that kind of grilling.

The original ingredients for pizza (and there are several ) did not include pineapple. Therefore, if you want to put pineapple ( plus other things) on a flat round dough please don't call it pizza. Maybe call it tropical flat bread??
Putting pineapple on a pizza is like putting ketchup on a hot dog!!

 

[gugusty]

its accptable if i dont have to eat it

 

[jabbaja]

with all the crazy things people put on pizza these days, i also do not understand the hate for pineapple on pizza. sweet and salty is good combo!

 

[born2bleed]

Pineapple on pizza should be something you get locked up for haha.

 

[USER_6969]

It IS bad. Sweet and savory don't belong together. There's a reason Hawaii and Italy are on opposite sides of the planet.

You know the Hawaiian Pizza, originates from Canada by a Greek-born Canadian.

 

[b0bb09189]

I'm always astounded by how controversial this topic is. Although it's fun to argue about something that doesn't break anyone.

That said, I love cooked fruit and pineapple on pizza is great! Though I could do without the ham.

 

[Shiva]

-FAKE RANT-

All of you supporting this idea of Pineapple on Pizza are EVIL. You promote radical NASTY ideas that will lead to the end of the WORLD PROPER PIZZA. Where will this insanity end? Will we see Cat's and dogs living together? No, I say this must be stopped before we see even worse like fried eggs on Burgers.

-End of FAKE Rant-

I tend to agree with others who say Pineapple only really works with ham (or Canadian Bacon). The flavor/texture just wouldn't work with stronger flavors like Italian Sausage for example.

Just a thought.

 

[Tosser]

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[bravoswild]

What I don't understand is cheese pizza. I'll take pineapple (Hawaiian) over plain cheese any day.

 

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[Tosser]

What I don't understand is cheese pizza. I'll take pineapple (Hawaiian) over plain cheese any day.

That was the original - just cheese on bread. That's all pizza is - a style of bread with toppings added. It didn't get out of hand until it got over-commercialized, then some idiot Greek dude in Canada decided that it would be a good idea to put citrus and cheese together (always a bad idea) with cured pork loin that they mistakenly call "bacon". If he'd wanted to better represent Hawaii, he'd have used SPAM.

 

[Arachel]

There's literally a thread just like this with similarly insane individuals thinking food coming out of Canada passing itself off as American can actually be good when America gave you such hits as the Cheeseburger, Spaghetti and Meatballs, Pepperoni Pizza, and fried butter because freedom needs calories to stay free.

 

[esgulepino]

It's not bad at all. The only thing that slightly makes me reject it is how "American" it feels.

I'm not American, though I have nothing against the USA... It just feels like cultural betrayal in a sense.

 

[Tosser]

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[lich]

nothing wrong with pineapple on pizza, its simply a choice thing. like anchovies personally I hate them, but if like them you do you

 

[Tosser]

It's not bad at all. The only thing that slightly makes me reject it is how "American" it feels.

I'm not American, though I have nothing against the USA... It just feels like cultural betrayal in a sense.

It's Canadian. If you're going to blame someone for that abomination, blame the right people.

 

[Arachel]

It's not bad at all. The only thing that slightly makes me reject it is how "American" it feels.

I'm not American, though I have nothing against the USA... It just feels like cultural betrayal in a sense.

Pineapple pizza is Canadian. "American" cheese is also Canadian (or dates back further than that to Switzerland. Don't be slandering America for these sort of abominations. We have our own abominations that we take pride in. Like the aforementioned fried butter on a stick.

 

[esgulepino]

It's Canadian. If you're going to blame someone for that abomination, blame the right people.

I thought it was "hawaiian". And it feels american to me.

As for Canadians and abominations, they also gave us Trudeau, so fuck Canada.

 

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