One I’ve tried is cucumber with tomato sauce. It didn’t taste so bad.

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      The best 3topping in existence, hands down.

      My theory on why people don’t like pineapple on pizza is that most of them pair it with sweet ham, so they lose the full effect of the spicy/sweet/salty combo. Pineapple on pizza is amazing, hawaiian pizza is an abberant form that should be removed off menus everywhere and replaced with the true god-king: The PPJ.

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      That’s peak Pizza for me! Especially with both pepperoni and sucuk (turkish garlic salami that’s basically available in every Pizza delivery place in Germany).

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        IMO that’s pretty normal, maybe even classic!

        Also, how are black olives so bad and other olives so good? I’ve never understood it. Kalamata olives would be so much tastier.

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          That’s a matter of preference - off pizza i prefer green ones!

          Also, for this, strangely enough it works better with the sliced ones than the whole ones. They’re a bit saltier. Like me 😋

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    My father decided saurkraut on pizza would be nice. Thank goodness I’m coeliac or I’d have been obliged to try some…

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    As an extra special treat, I get a pizza Hawaii (yes, with pineapple) with extra sauce hollandaise, feta cheese and banana. I realise this is hardly “pizza” anymore but I have no other word for it.

    Another special treat is Nutella, salami, strawberry jam and gouda, in that exact order, on bread (as what Anglophones apparently call an “open-faced sandwich”). It’s a fucking mess.

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      The “college kid” Pad Thai was chicken, pb, Sriracha, and a Ramen packet.

      There’s a restaurant nearby that does that on a sandwich instead of on Ramen.

      I don’t think you’re far off

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    My GFs go to is a hawaiian pizza… with olives, and blue cheese dip on the side.

    I didnt think you could make hawaiian pizza worse, but there you go.

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    A little surprised no one has mentioned corn on pizza! I have a memory of being in a Sbarro as a kid and they had pizza with canned corn kernels on it and something about that just really grosses me out.

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    Tuna Pizza aka Pizza Tonno.

    This is very very very common in Europe (Italy, Germany, …), but every time I mention it to anyone in the US they will look at me like I just told them I like eating car tires or something. My wife only eats tuna Pizza, but she has to make it herself because it is not sold anywhere in the US.

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    I once had a pizza with duck on, and orange sauce instead of tomato sauce. It was actually rather good, iirc!

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    My favourite pizza is actually blue cheese and shrimp, I dont know if that is wierd or not? Its semi-common where I live.

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      Blue cheese and tuna is good, so I’m not gonna reject shrimp as an alternative. I’d try that.

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      Love a bit of blue cheese, pineapple and ham on my pizza (and not that uncommon in Finland), but I have actually had it with shrimp added and that was quite nice.

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    Not mine and I wouldn’t recommend it, but in Barcelona once I had a pizza with octopuss and potato.

    To this day it remains the only pizza I did not want to finish.

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      Waste of good octopus, I bet.

      Spanish crimes against pizza should be prosecuted in the Hague.

      Let me introduce you to the “pizzalad”.

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      Once I tried Hawaiian pizza with cherries on top. That’s my pizza I did not want to finish. But I probably wouldn’t want to even try the octopus and potato one either.

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        I’ve had (sweet) potato work on a pizza before, the pieces need to be pretty thin to cook properly. The octopus was overcooked on that one and the potato were large chunks and undercooked.

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          Jesus fucking Christ, I’m Italian and when I was in Korea we tried a couple of pizzas (it’s always fun to see how foreign countries make it) and they were all so damn sweet. Turns out they put sweet potatoes everywhere.

          Potatoes and octopus doesn’t sound bad tho! I’m not sure I’ve ever seen it but I sure would try it (if they’re well clocked that is)

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            I really appreciate an Italian who isn’t prescious over pizza! Of course, traditional Italian pizzas are great, but that doesn’t mean alternatives can’t be awesome too!

            IMO, so long as the toppings go well with the sauce (eg a fajita pizza should have a spicier sauce) then you can make something great.

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              Yeah man, we Italians are unbearable when someone from other countries DARES to even THINK about modifying the holy recipe. And I kind of get it. I, too, cringe when I see people putting ketchup on their pasta or shit like that, but I eat sushi with Philadelphia cream cheese in it so what right do I have to criticize ketchup on some pasta or pineapple on a pizza (which is actually freaking good when done well)?

              At the end of the day, the cool thing about cousine is how it changes and evolves around the world and through the years. Jesus, most of the recipes we consider “traditional” didn’t even exist one or two centuries ago (some of which were invented, at least in part, by american soldiers in italy during WW2, and generally come from external influences).

              We Italians are a bunch of snobby conservatives when it comes to eating. Well, we are a bunch of conservatives when it comes to anything, but that’s another story.

              P.S. This whole concept of topping and sauce is completely alien to me, here we have “white” (with no sauce) and “red” (with tomato sauce) pizzas, and put a bunch of stuff on it

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      That sounds like a pizza version of Polbo à feira.

      Which is a culinary abomination.