Pizza

Not only is Pizza one of the most popular foods in the world, but it is also one of the most divisive when discussing crust thickness and toppings. However, it seems that Denmark and Sweden are once again leading the way according to this news story I read today. Check out the link. https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/fo…86288fb294b68b

Blasphemy. May the pizza gods strike down anyone who eats that pizza. It's almost as bad as the heathens who love pineapple on the holy pizza. The pizza god is angry.



On a side note I prefer Chicago pan or stuffed with extra cheese and pepperoni.

If I have pizza once or twice a year, that's enough for me. I prefer Hawaiian style, with green olives added. Now, manicotti and lasagna, those I could each much more frequently, with some nice salmon and a salad.

My favorite all around general food is pizza. I like most of the standard combos but flat/think crust pizza is my favorite crust type.

Thick crust is great for meals per dollar. Chicago style is awesome once it finally finishes cooking. Thin crust is best for buffets because you can eat a lot of slices in one sitting.

The doctor says that I prefer thin crust now, regardless of the circumstances. Harrumph.

Pineapple pizza is OK but I would rather have the pineapple cold on the side.

I'm a pepperoni pizza lover with thin crust.

I don't like fruit in my pizzas. Like the Icelandic president I think they should be banned

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Anyone tried nutella pizza? I had the opportunity to order it, but didn't want to gamble that night.

I think this is not the first time we discuss pizza here

(Nutella pizza? I'd rather eat the kiwi one.)

I don’t like pizza, with or without kiwifruit.

actually the grocery stores now have flat crust pizza that is not too bad and cheap!
I like the chicken and bacon or even the snobby tomato and basil with cheese

Originally Posted by Carnifex
…I prefer Hawaiian style

Pineapple on a pizza is a unforgivable sin

Originally Posted by Eye
I don’t like pizza, with or without kiwifruit.

I'm sorry, but that avatar should belong to Dart Sorry, I was board.

On topic, I love a thin crust pizza and will eat plain cheese most often, though I'll eat most anything on one; well not salty fish.

I'm from the West where thin crust/new york style pizza is considered cheap. It shocking to find everyone into it back east. I watched one of my college buddies get into a pie eating contest where he ate 42 slices of the stuff. Big regret he told me ten years ago.

It is interesting the history of the thing and how it was brought back to Italy from America in its changed form, with its Magharite style and the Mozzarella di Buffalo added to it.

Originally Posted by Eye
I don’t like pizza, with or without kiwifruit.

Heresy!!!! Have you no shame?? Pizza is God's gift to the world!!!! We need to have a forum wide prayer session to pray that this poor deluded woman will see the error of her ways and repent!! Long live the Pizza!!!!

Idunno… the less she eats, the more there is for us @Corwin. It could be that she is predestined to not like pizza and who are we to interfere with God's Plan?

(Zloth heads off to Calvin's Pizza Buffet)

Originally Posted by Lucky Day
I'm from the West where thin crust/new york style pizza is considered cheap.

I'm almost forced to eat thin crust. I'm a diabetic and thicker crusts means more bread and less yummy toppings/ounce.

The northend (boston) has truly excellent pizza. Kind of miss that place - nothing better than stopping in to get a slice of pizza after trudging through a foot of snow.

Eggplant and roasted peppers are two great toppings, that's for sure. I tend to encounter them more when I make chicken parm, which I'm a much bigger fan of than, say, pizza these days.

Pineapple on pizza is golden. I don't like hawaiian pizza which normally includes ham; but pineapple - yum !!!!

Originally Posted by Lucky Day
Pineapple on a pizza is a unforgivable sin

A good tomato sauce smacking into pineapple is a glorious taste that never gets tiring for me. Great stuff, add green olives and it's downright perfect!