That made me laugh so hard Keona he's just going "No" over and over again. On a serious not, I respect everyone's opinion about Pizza and not everyone has to like Pineapple Pizza because they'll still going to enjoy the kind of Pizza that they love and I respect that as I said before.
It's an opinion Coban people like pizza and some people don't. Reverse psychology isn't the answer for itLooks like my reverse psychology is doing work. Dared you to vote no and you fell for my trap
Hell no pineapple doesn't belong on pizza.
Looks like my reverse psychology is doing work. Dared you to vote no and you fell for my trap
Hell no pineapple doesn't belong on pizza.
What is wrong with u -_-In my opinion, the pineapple makes the pizza taste too much like pineapple, and I don't like that. Also, it is a bit too watery for me.
Current pizza (referred to as American Pizza) is not the original pizza which originated in Italy and consisted of flatbread, tomato puree and a variety of cheeses. This was an inexpensive dish that was often given to workers. Current pizza was developed over time and is standardized as baked or fried dough garnished with finer tomato puree and mozzarella. Since current pizza is refined overtime and is an ever changing concept, pineapple does not "belong" on pizza, but complements it like any other topping. Since my family owns a pizzeria (and yes, we are Italian), I believe Case Closed.
There is much disagreement in history between concept and ingredients, and much debate will spark up in the future with this topic. Conceptually there is an argument if China invented with the ingredients Marco Polo brought, but without precise documentation, there is no surety in that statement.
