Pineapple on pizza, groovy or gross?

[Radikala Skold]

Just voted "depends" even if I'm more inclined towards "groovy" than towards "gross".
Pineapple and ham? Usually nothing so special, perhaps even not good sometimes.
Pineapple and bacon? Usually much better than the above...

Chessmistress here, I'm planning to be more active in the next weeks, or even months...

[Risottia]

This is not going to happen. TESTVDO!

*cuts his spaghetti *

What you gonna do, huh?

Argh argh argh the Rhenus and the Mare Germanicum will turn red, and it won't be tomato sauce

[Fartsniffage]

[Ifreann]

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Has science gone too far?

[The New California Republic]

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By the gods, is that a pineapple shaped pizza without pineapple on it?

[An Alan Smithee Nation]

Some of those salads are a real health hazard. And I'm not joking. People think, "Oh, I'll be healthy and have a salad," but they don't realize how many calories are in those elaborate salads that have everything but the kitchen sink.

Restaurants can also be very bad for not washing the salad properly. I have noticed considerable dirt in salads on more than one occasion...

Sounds like a Scottish excuse for not eating salads.

[The Graceful Isles]

The only pizza I eat is pepperoni, barring disaster. If somehow I get a pineapple pizza, I pick the pineapple off.

[Valrifell]

The only pizza I eat is pepperoni, barring disaster. If somehow I get a pineapple pizza, I pick the pineapple off.

Coward.

[Sefy the Great]

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*hyperventilates*
that's...
that's not normal...
that's NOT NORMAL...

[Ghost Land]

The only pizza I eat is pepperoni, barring disaster. If somehow I get a pineapple pizza, I pick the pineapple off.

Pepperoni pizza is the most boring pizza.

Barring cheese pizza, of course, which really should be renamed "plain". When I was 7 my family went on a week-long trip to Pennsylvania from Wisconsin, and one day at a food court I ordered cheese pizza, expecting large bricks of various cheeses as toppings. I was disappointed to find that the slice contained just crust, sauce, and the typical amount of cheese, with no big bricks or other toppings whatsoever. It was still a decent slice of pizza, but it should have been called "plain pizza", darn it!

[The Graceful Isles]

The only pizza I eat is pepperoni, barring disaster. If somehow I get a pineapple pizza, I pick the pineapple off.

Pepperoni pizza is the most boring pizza.

Barring cheese pizza, of course, which really should be renamed "plain". When I was 7 my family went on a week-long trip to Pennsylvania from Wisconsin, and one day at a food court I ordered cheese pizza, expecting large bricks of various cheeses as toppings. I was disappointed to find that the slice contained just crust, sauce, and the typical amount of cheese, with no big bricks or other toppings whatsoever. It was still a decent slice of pizza, but it should have been called "plain pizza", darn it!

Of course it's boring, that's why I eat it. My nation is a Theocracy for God's sake. Boring is what I live for.

[Zitravgrad]

Barring cheese pizza, of course, which really should be renamed "plain". When I was 7 my family went on a week-long trip to Pennsylvania from Wisconsin, and one day at a food court I ordered cheese pizza, expecting large bricks of various cheeses as toppings. I was disappointed to find that the slice contained just crust, sauce, and the typical amount of cheese, with no big bricks or other toppings whatsoever. It was still a decent slice of pizza, but it should have been called "plain pizza", darn it!

But... Most places I go to add extra cheese... not exactly blocks but still decent amount of cheese. Still, the lack of other toppings just makes it boring anyway.

[Valrifell]

The only pizza I eat is pepperoni, barring disaster. If somehow I get a pineapple pizza, I pick the pineapple off.

Pepperoni pizza is the most boring pizza.

Barring cheese pizza, of course, which really should be renamed "plain". When I was 7 my family went on a week-long trip to Pennsylvania from Wisconsin, and one day at a food court I ordered cheese pizza, expecting large bricks of various cheeses as toppings. I was disappointed to find that the slice contained just crust, sauce, and the typical amount of cheese, with no big bricks or other toppings whatsoever. It was still a decent slice of pizza, but it should have been called "plain pizza", darn it!

Calling it a "cheese" pizza would probably cause some confusion, should probably say "extra cheese" pizza and more people will understand you.

[The New California Republic]

Restaurants can also be very bad for not washing the salad properly. I have noticed considerable dirt in salads on more than one occasion...

Sounds like a Scottish excuse for not eating salads.

Yes, because we all like Deep-fried Mars Bar too much...

[Iwassoclose]

I spit on OP and everyone who endorses this form of desecration.

[Valrifell]

Sounds like a Scottish excuse for not eating salads.

Yes, because we all like Deep-fried Mars Bar too much...

Wtf I love Scotland

[HC Eredivisie]

Just saying but "American pizza" is not popular outside of America.

Pizza Hut and Dominos seem to be doing pretty well...

Though I just had a BBQ Chicken form NY Pizza, and I think pine-apple on pizza is okay, a real Italian pizza is still much better.

I want a pizza funghi now.

[Little Tin Hat]

not pineapple related:-but along the same lines.

the concept of fish curry doesn't appeal to me- strange as I'll quite happily have curry sauce on fish and chips or a prawn curry. I can't square the circle that somehow it's alright from the chippy but not the other. Weirdly though i think i'd try pear patina - pears in a custard made flavoured with a touch of fish sauce. Suggestions for stepping stones appreciated.

does anyone else have similar thoughts in relation to food combinations?

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The only pizza I eat is pepperoni, barring disaster. If somehow I get a pineapple pizza, I pick the pineapple off.

Pepperoni pizza is the most boring pizza.

Barring cheese pizza, of course, which really should be renamed "plain". When I was 7 my family went on a week-long trip to Pennsylvania from Wisconsin, and one day at a food court I ordered cheese pizza, expecting large bricks of various cheeses as toppings. I was disappointed to find that the slice contained just crust, sauce, and the typical amount of cheese, with no big bricks or other toppings whatsoever. It was still a decent slice of pizza, but it should have been called "plain pizza", darn it!

If you were a non-American, I could definitely see why you would have been confused by what you received, as in my experiences abroad "cheese pizzas" are not so common outside the US, often instead restaurants have a "pizza margherita" which often involves a cheese pizza being supplemented by large chunks non-melted mozzarella on top and sometimes chunks of tomatoes. Which is also what you often get in an American restaurant from a pizza margherita. But in America, cheese pizza is widely understood to be what you got, and it's hard to find abroad. Fortunately for me as a cheese pizza lover and American abroad, I have found a local delivery place that offers a New York style cheese pizza.

So is it different in Wisconsin? I've never been but I know your state are kind of known for being cheese snobs (well, cheese snobs in the context of America, I'm sure the French would probably turn their noses in disgust just as much at Wisconsin as the rest of America). A few years ago down in my hometown in Florida, we got a Culver's. I like it, and that has been my only experience with Wisconsin cuisine. Cheese curds actually do go well with a cheeseburger.

[Ghost Land]

Pepperoni pizza is the most boring pizza.

Barring cheese pizza, of course, which really should be renamed "plain". When I was 7 my family went on a week-long trip to Pennsylvania from Wisconsin, and one day at a food court I ordered cheese pizza, expecting large bricks of various cheeses as toppings. I was disappointed to find that the slice contained just crust, sauce, and the typical amount of cheese, with no big bricks or other toppings whatsoever. It was still a decent slice of pizza, but it should have been called "plain pizza", darn it!

If you were a non-American, I could definitely see why you would have been confused by what you received, as in my experiences abroad "cheese pizzas" are not so common outside the US, often instead restaurants have a "pizza margherita" which often involves a cheese pizza being supplemented by large chunks non-melted mozzarella on top and sometimes chunks of tomatoes. Which is also what you often get in an American restaurant from a pizza margherita. But in America, cheese pizza is widely understood to be what you got, and it's hard to find abroad. Fortunately for me as a cheese pizza lover and American abroad, I have found a local delivery place that offers a New York style cheese pizza.

So is it different in Wisconsin? I've never been but I know your state are kind of known for being cheese snobs (well, cheese snobs in the context of America, I'm sure the French would probably turn their noses in disgust just as much at Wisconsin as the rest of America). A few years ago down in my hometown in Florida, we got a Culver's. I like it, and that has been my only experience with Wisconsin cuisine. Cheese curds actually do go well with a cheeseburger.

"Cheese pizza" does indeed have the same meaning of "plain pizza" up here as it does elsewhere in the country; I was 7

Growing up my parents seemed to have a Culver's fetish at times, although I can confirm that the combination of cheese curds and a hamburger sounds delicious, though to me the idea of cheese on a burger that isn't a pizza burger has always been kind of weird. Especially considering that "American cheese" is gross, and not even really cheese to begin with. (They really need to make an emoticon like on here.)

Pizza burgers are divine, though, especially from local fast food chain Tom's