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I don't understand why people keep harping against pineapple on pizza, which works well as a sweet/salty contrast, but completely ignore when America was obsessed with anchovies on pizza.
If anything, that would be a topping that even less of the population would agree on being good on pizza.
Hahaha I often remember a time when, as a young boy, I ordered anchovies on my small Pizza Hut personal pan pizza just to gross out my sister. It definitely weren't great... but, it sufficiently grossed out my sister. So, I call that a win!
Thanks for the trip down Memory Ln.
the first time i tried anchovy on pizza it blew my mind how good it was I couldn't believe i had never tried it.
i went out and bought anchovy paste tubes and ate it on toast like marmite.
why are they so good!
Because Americans are afraid of anything that has nutrition in it.
Imagine being mad at someone else’s food preferences
Damn, not the onion!
How childish.
No, it's the pineapple!
Is Matt ok? Like, sincerely? This is not the behaviour of a healthy, stable man.
No, I don't think so
Suckersss!!!
Based
Not when this happens to a serious project affecting millions of people.
Get a grip. WordPress is already so un-serious.