If people are opposed to pineapple on pizza because its a fruit they must order it with no tomatoes as well 
The Great Pineapple Debate
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Tomatoes might be a fruit, but they taste like a vegetable. So, from the perspective of classification, they remain a fruit. From the perspective of consumption, they shall be considered a vegetable.
That actually reminds me of when I refused to let my eggs or bacon be adulterated by pancake syrup. People would say "it's all gonna get mixed in your stomach anyway" in an effort to get me to lighten up on the subject (
). So, I quickly learned to say "what happens when it's past my taste buds doesn't matter".
That actually reminds me of when I refused to let my eggs or bacon be adulterated by pancake syrup. People would say "it's all gonna get mixed in your stomach anyway" in an effort to get me to lighten up on the subject (
). So, I quickly learned to say "what happens when it's past my taste buds doesn't matter".
Pineapple and mint juice for me.
Nothing wrong with pineapple juice for breakfast, especially not when it's free.
Hawaiian pizza requires no justification. If you'd prefer different toppings on yours, then by all means, order it with those toppings. No one will stop you.
That's the beauty of pizza: you can have whatever you like on yours -- or no toppings at all. Just plain cheese, if that's what floats your boat.
No bell peppers (red or green); no jalapeños, either; no olives; no pimientos; no peperoncinis...If people are opposed to pineapple on pizza because its a fruit they must order it with no tomatoes as well
Thin crust, m'man.
Yeah, tomato is a fruit, but a savoury fruit.
I don't want pineapple all the time, just sometimes. The combination of sweet and savoury is a thing, y'know? Like sweet and sour.
IDIC.
Confession, I once ordered a Hawaiian but I asked the guy behind the counter to not include the pineapple.
He looked at me weird.
He looked at me weird.
It's a pizza the moment you stick your fist in the dough!!!
I was starting to like you, Australis.
Fixed it.
Come on! You must have had a works burger, as an Aussie!
Come on! You must have had a works burger, as an Aussie!
I remember the first time I had a burger with an egg on it.
I don't remember pineapples on burgers though, but maybe I blocked it out...
Come on! You must have had a works burger, as an Aussie!
Gross....
wierd little bit of fast food history: before the Fillet o Fish was invented by a franchise owner trying to find something to sell on Fridays in a heavily Catholic town, McDonald's corporation was developing the Hula Burger which would have been a fried pineapple between two buns
