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Quoted: You’re both wrong. Gulf coast Catalina dressing dipping gang checking in. The only thing pizza should be dipped in! View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Dipping pizza in ranch salad dressing. I know people who can’t eat pizza without doing it. It's delicious and you're wrong. You’re both wrong. Gulf coast Catalina dressing dipping gang checking in. The only thing pizza should be dipped in! Garlic butter dipping sauce. |
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Anchovies are a legitimate topping. Children don’t like them.
Pineapple is a crime. Cheddar cheese is a crime. BBQ sauce is a crime. Soupy Chicago Bread Bowl Casserole isn’t pizza. |
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Worst pizza crime would be NOT having one with pineapple/anchovies/extra cheese, on occasion.
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Growing up, Little Ceasar wasn't bad, you'd get two pizzas - the little Caesar guy would say PIZZA PIZZA.
Now its considered lowest end cheap cardboard disk crust, spray painted red, with some saw dust sprinkled on it. |
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i have a wood fired brick oven on my patio.
anyone who requests a pizza made with fake alfredo sauce from a jar (or any alfredo sauce for that matter) should be imprisoned and fed only water and potted meat till they die. best pizza ever was pepperoni, jalapenos, and left over crawfish tails. |
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Anchovies. I love pineapple on pizza. Those that don’t are wrong. Period.
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Quoted: Unless you've been to Japan, well, you ain't seen nothing yet. I've seen stuff on a "pizza-like-food-item" that tempts me to go full Godzilla on them. View Quote I voted anchovies, because they are way too salty and strong as a topping. |
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Poll fail: No proval cheese? I realize that Chicago deep dish gets a lot of attention here but the true pizza crime comes from St. Louis.
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Worst crime was when Myle's pizza closed in B.G., OH & opened back up in Greenville, SC
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Poll mostly fail
Deep Dish is alright Pineapple is fine with ham Anchovies are good Little Seizures is the best value in pizza today 9mm > .45 RDS on pistols... kinda gay |
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Pineapple is okay with jalapenos and ham.
Cheddar cheese is also okay with ham. |
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Quoted: I will eat anything listed as a crime before Anchovies View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Anchovies are a legitimate topping. Children don’t like them. Pineapple is a crime. Cheddar cheese is a crime. BBQ sauce is a crime. Soupy Chicago Bread Bowl Casserole isn’t pizza. I will eat anything listed as a crime before Anchovies Unless you’re one of them flavorless heathens. Most of what you eat is likely flavored with anchovies. |
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Pineapple on pizza is awesome, pineapple is good on just about everything, kind of the fruit version of bacon.
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Pineapple
Chicago casserole in a bread bowl Mushrooms (that’s a me thing, I freely admit) |
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Never understood pineapple on pizza. My first pizza was an anchovy pizza and loved it!
In college, a long time ago, I would make anchovy, sauerkraut, jalapeno pizza with the old chef boy Ardee kits. Good pizza, also, roommates wouldn't eat it!! |
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Quoted: People that care about what others enjoy. View Quote I normally agree with this sentiment. However, when I walk around the building looking for free food and see a pizza box it is always one of the main offenders. Ever single time. It’s a waste If your family wants to eat pineapple pizza with your spam and velveeta charcuterie keep it in your hut. |
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Crime? Dipping pizza in salad dressing is certainly one. They aren't doing that in Italy...
Ham is not Canadian Bacon. People who fail to understand this, or who cannot grasp the perfection of Pineapple with Canadian bacon and sliced sweet onions on a pizza should just stay East of the Rockies where their ilk belong. |
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Drained canned corn as a topping. I see a few of you have mentioned it already from Japan, or as a choice delicacy of your 7-year-old. I saw it in Germany, and also on a "Brazilian"-inspired pizza place. That mercifully folded soon after.
Keep that shit there and not here. I'm normally very charitable and open to the idea of whatever on pizza, but corn kernels to me are like pineapple for a lot of you. Edit: the type of tomato sliced on the pizza is going to matter. A crisp Roma or San Marzano, not too bad. A Beefsteak that needed to be on a cheeseburger instead, watery mess. |
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The secret to not having a watery/greasy mess on your pizza is to cook the toppings beforehand, especially pepperoni, cuts way down on the grease. Also, everyone bitching about Chicago style pizza hasn't had a good one I'm guessing.
Pineapple is the most egregious sin, though if you used crushed pineapple, and cook it beforehand (see above), it's not bad, just dont throw whole wet slices on the damn pizza. |
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I tried pineapple and Canadian Bacon at a Shakeys in 1969, iirc. Wasn’t horrible.
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You left off the brainwashing that convinced people that "
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No Pizza Hut? See the thing about Little Ceasers is they don't pretend to be good pizza, they're like : "Take this $5 pile of shitty greasy dough and gtfo of our store you sad fat bastard" so, fine, I get that.
Pizza Hut on the other hand sucks balls and they are priced like they are an actual good local pizza or something and even their cheese sticks blow and are doubly overpriced. |
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1. Fruit other than tomatoes.
2. Trying to make pizza healthy. Pizza’s greasy unhealthiness is one of the things that makes it great. 3. Too much tomato sauce (one of the myriad reasons Chicago style pizza sucks). 4. Cheddar cheese (wtf people) 5. All the crazy shit Japanese people do to pizza. I don’t like little dead fish on my pizza, but they’re a legit ingredient. |
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I’d eat little ceasars garbage before I’d ever eat pizza with fruit on it.
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The Decline of Pizza Hut.
In the 70's and early 80's it was good, quite good. Now? Well, you know... |
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Cauliflower crusts. That shit is more gay than Dylan Mulvaney in a swimming pool full of Abercrombie & Fitch models and 15,000 gallons of K-Y Jelly.
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