Source (Chapter 64)

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    • KubeRoot
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      55 months ago

      Please don’t fuck everyone who criticizes your food choices

    • @[email protected]
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      65 months ago

      I like Pineapple jalapeno and pepperoni, but the magic is the pineapple and jalapeno. It almost creates a whole new flavor and it’s awesome.

      • @[email protected]
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        55 months ago

        Seems so. I cannot for the life of me understand how people like things such as salty chocolate or salted caramel

    • Snot Flickerman
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      5 months ago

      Salty, spicy, sweet.

      Step it up one more time with some red onions, red bell pepper, and pepperoncinis. Sometimes I also like hot Italian sausage in that mix, too.

      (It is to be noted I make pizza at home, so I go all out and don’t stop at two toppings. I’m bad at baking so I use this super simple dough recipe.)

    • @[email protected]
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      5 months ago

      I’m a fan of pineapple, red onion, and black olive. The black olives provide the salty kick you’d get from the meats.

      It sounds weird, but it’s an absolute win.

  • @[email protected]
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    55 months ago

    I wanted to post the “everyone disliked that” meme but I’m clearly in the minority. Perhaps even more so as I love both black and green olives on my pizza 😋

    To each their own! If anyone else likes olives I’ll be over here enjoying my abomination alone.

  • magnetosphere
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    135 months ago

    Pineapple on pizza isn’t bad, it just feels… disjointed. It’s like I’m happily chewing on pizza, with all the expected flavors and textures. Yum. Suddenly, there’s pineapple there for some reason. It doesn’t mesh with the other flavors. It stands out too much. Pineapple dominates instead of blending in. It’s not that I don’t like it, or that I can’t appreciate the whole “salty and sweet” combination, but there’s no balance or harmony. That’s what I’m not a fan of.

    • @[email protected]
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      35 months ago

      Agreed, I don’t hate it, but to me it’s like I’m just eating pineapple and pizza at the same time. I love both, but eating both at once doesn’t add anything for me and I don’t think the tastes go together very well. I’d enjoy either one more on its own.

    • @[email protected]
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      55 months ago

      I’m willing to accept that there may be good pineapple pizza out there… but the question is WHY? It’s never going to be better than the established greats. Why are people infatuated with an inferior alternative? I don’t know man, but it keeps me up at night

        • @[email protected]
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          5 months ago

          Like just cheese? It should at least have flavour in the tomato sauce and seasoning no?

          Edit: tbf I have never eaten plain cheese pizza unless you mean margarita which I don’t like either

          • @[email protected]
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            35 months ago

            With the typical sauce. You’d be surprised how little people are willing to explore pizza.

            In fact, if people say that pizza is their favorite food, they’re almost 100% implying a cheese pizza.

            And I worked at a busy pizza joint across from a college campus. More than 70% of all pizzas were a basic cheese or a very slight variant.

            • @[email protected]
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              35 months ago

              That’s crazy. I struggle with not adding ‘everything’ when I make pizza at home.
              Ham, chicken, salami, mushroom, capsicum, onion, crushed garlic, pineapple, Italian herbs, a cheese blend, maybe an egg or two, then a drizzle of aioli after it’s cooked.
              Damn, now I’m hungry.

        • KubeRoot
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          15 months ago

          If you mean margherita… A good margherita is still really tasty, putting the quality of the dough, sauce and cheese on display

            • KubeRoot
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              25 months ago

              I… I don’t eat domino’s, but you mean something like Quattro Formaggi, right?

              Right?

                • KubeRoot
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                  15 months ago

                  If the cheese is mozzarella, like it should be on a pizza, then that’s a margherita

  • snooggums
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    25 months ago

    The important thing is that the pineapple is small chunk sized so that it cools down with the rest of the toppings when it comes out of the oven. I had it once where the pineapple was larger than an olive and because they have so much liquid to retain heat they were still too hot to eat when the rest of the pizza had cooled off.

  • @[email protected]
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    15 months ago

    anywhere in greater vancouver area of british columbia where one could find a ‘good’ pineapple pizza? maybe I just never tried a well made one because so far I don’t get it. I’ve tried many but I’d rather just eat the pineapple separately. That’s not to say it’s so bad that it’s inedible, but its not better than the ingredients on their own. If the other options aren’t worse I wouldn’t try more than one piece. And I’ve had some pretty wacky fruity pizzas I didn’t want to like that turned out really good.