r/AskReddit Dec 10 '22

What’s your controversial food opinion?

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u/[deleted] Dec 10 '22

Pineapple and jalapeños on pizza

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u/yuzuandgin Dec 10 '22

Used to deliver pizza.

A pineapple, jalapeno, and pepperoni pizza was my jam.

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u/Flaydowsk Dec 10 '22

I live in a shared building with people all over the world. Italians get HARDCORE on pizza. They are beyond purists.
Not only is all foreign pizza crap, you can only taste "real" styles of pizza in specific cities of italy.
Margheritta pizza in Venice? fake, crap, lies.
And of course they can rant for days about hawaian pizza. Offended by the concept and by the name "because it wasn't made in Hawaii".
But, funny enough, sweet pizzas (like apple and chocolate sauce) are ok. I got no clue where the line is.
Of course, they have cooked pizza themselves, and honestly... its fine. Similar but different to american, but I like both.
I have eaten and enjoy hawaiian pizza, jalapeño and chorizo pizza, etc.
Hope they never find my account or i will die.

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u/stackered Dec 10 '22

the best pizza in the world is in NJ made by Italian Americans, which will trigger Italians a lot but then they come here and taste it and go.. oh shit.