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Not ever! NEVER!!!

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Pizza and hamburgers can have too much stuff on them.

 

Pizza:  cheese, pepperoni, sausage is sufficient.

 

Hamburgers:  cheese, mustard, onion, jalapeños.

 

Keep the garden in the garden.

 

Mayo and lettuce suck.

 

 

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32 minutes ago, J-BAR #18287 said:

Pizza and hamburgers can have too much stuff on them.

 

Pizza:  cheese, pepperoni, sausage is sufficient.

 

Hamburgers:  cheese, mustard, onion, jalapeños.

 

Keep the garden in the garden.

 

Mayo and lettuce suck.

 

 

Man, the immortal debate of pineapple on pizza wages on!

Like most things, I lean Libertarian on this.

Is it my favorite? Not even close

Is it the worst topping? No, that would be mushrooms, black olives, and anchovies.

 

There is only one clear choice

 

Pizza- Meat Lovers

 

Oh yeah,

Burgers- Bacon, lettuce, mayo and pickles

 

 

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37 minutes ago, J-BAR #18287 said:

Pizza:  cheese, pepperoni, sausage is sufficient.

 

 

Garlic white sauce,  spinach,  green onions,  kalamata olives,  and feta.

 

39 minutes ago, J-BAR #18287 said:

Hamburgers:  cheese, mustard, onion, jalapeños.

 

 

Mustard,  catsup,  onions,  pickles.  If you have them garden fresh, a THIN slice of heirloom tomato.

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70% beef patty with chorizo, chopped

mushrooms, and chopped onion, grilled hot and flipped only once!!

 

Hard onion roll, lightly oven toasted with a smear of butter.

 

Hot kosher dill pickle, sliced salted tomato, American and pepper jack cheese, (placed on the patty one minute before it comes off the grill) and a liberal shmear of Dukes mayo on the bottom half of the bun.  Perhaps some sport peppers and seasoned steak fries on the side!!

 

Some pink in the middle and dripping juices everywhere!!

 

DAT’S A BOIGAH!!

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In point of fact, I suspect it is where / when you grew up. Italian / American - tastes of home.  I can recall the very attractive girlfriend of one of the guys in our college group.  She was tough and required Anchovies on pizza.  There and then, they put them under the cheese and sauce, like land mines with no mine detector. She might have survived pineapple, though most wouldn't have cared for it.

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1 minute ago, Rip Snorter said:

I love chorizo and keep it on hand - on pizza?  Pass.


Never thought of chorizo on a pizza!  But hot Italian sausage is practically a requirement!!

 

I had a pizza with little spicy meatballs and a peppery cheese blend yesterday!  Good stuff! It had a light smear of marinara as a base and a very crispy crust!

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9 minutes ago, Marshal Mo Hare, SASS #45984 said:

Chorizo?  Spanish or Mexican?


I LIKE BOTH!!

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50 minutes ago, Subdeacon Joe said:

 

Garlic white sauce,  spinach,  green onions,  kalamata olives,  and feta.

 

 

Mustard,  catsup,  onions,  pickles.  If you have them garden fresh, a THIN slice of heirloom tomato.


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My stance on pineapple on anything has not changed. It’s good on other strange and possibly psychotic people’s food. 
 

Cauliflower pizza crust? I can say that I tasted it once. Once! <_<
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Pineapple is for fruit cups and upside down cake!!

 

I like sliced pineapple rings, (very cold) and the juice is pretty good in vodka!

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I’d rather anchovies than pineapple or fruit on pizza and I’m not a big fan of anchovies 🙄

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One Sunday in ‘66, guys in my squad introduced me to my first pizza, in Ülm, Germany. The restaurant was Portofino. Visited there a few times.

 

Later as a civilian, I went into a Pizzeria in the states. I ordered a pizza with everything. They asked “with or without?” I asked “with or without what?”…..”Anchovies”

 

I chose with, thereafter I chose without.

 

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8 minutes ago, Marshal Mo Hare, SASS #45984 said:

One Sunday in ‘66, guys in my squad introduced me to my first pizza, in Ülm, Germany. The restaurant was Portofino. Visited there a few times.

 

Later as a civilian, I went into a Pizzeria in the states. I ordered a pizza with everything. They asked “with or without?” I asked “with or without what?”…..”Anchovies”

 

I chose with, thereafter I chose without.

 

It’s an acquired taste 😂

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It always amazes me how worked up people get about what others want to eat.  Pizza with BBQ sauce, burnt ends, and topped with coleslaw?  Fine, I'll give it a go.  Might not order it, but I'll give it a try if offered. 
With olives, capers, and anchovies?  Fine.  
Tofu and bean sprouts?  No thanks, but if it floats you boat, go for it.

 

Ditto for burgers or hotdogs.  The thought of the "Chicago Dog" kind of makes me nauseous, but if that's your choice, go for it.  I like mustard and sauerkraut.  Or maybe a chili-cheese dog with 'kraut.  Or horseradish mayo.  Heck, sometimes just mustard and catsup, depends on my mood. 

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8 hours ago, Pat Riot said:

My stance on pineapple on anything has not changed. It’s good on other strange and possibly psychotic people’s food. 
 

Cauliflower pizza crust? I can say that I tasted it once. Once! <_<
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Thank you !!!!!

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5 minutes ago, Subdeacon Joe said:

It always amazes me how worked up people get about what others want to eat.  Pizza with BBQ sauce, burnt ends, and topped with coleslaw?  Fine, I'll give it a go.  Might not order it, but I'll give it a try if offered. 
With olives, capers, and anchovies?  Fine.  
Tofu and bean sprouts?  No thanks, but if it floats you boat, go for it.

 

Ditto for burgers or hotdogs.  The thought of the "Chicago Dog" kind of makes me nauseous, but if that's your choice, go for it.  I like mustard and sauerkraut.  Or maybe a chili-cheese dog with 'kraut.  Or horseradish mayo.  Heck, sometimes just mustard and catsup, depends on my mood. 

I couldn’t care less what other people have on their pizza, I’m just talking about me! 😂

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19 minutes ago, Subdeacon Joe said:

It always amazes me how worked up people get about what others want to eat.

I think it’s reaction to an individual’s experience. I will definitely say when I don’t like something, but I don’t lose my mind if someone else eats it. I will joke about it though. ;)
There are people in this world that do go way beyond reason when voicing their opinions about food and what other people eat. 
 

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I eat things that I like.


I politely refuse to eat anything that I don’t like, mostly!

 

I regularly joke about eating certain things, whether they’re offered to me or not!

 

I get a kick, sometimes, out of making a face and asking a friend, “You really gonna eat that?” :lol:
 

I always felt like if you had to “develop a taste” for something, that really wasn’t something that I wanted to try! I never really liked beer!  I still don’t and I won’t drink it! I don’t like green peas, boiled asparagus, boiled okra, cream corn, Scotch, gin, squash, (except for pumpkin pie) anchovies, tofu, or PINEAPPLE ON MY PIZZA!!  :lol:

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1 minute ago, Blackwater 53393 said:

I eat things that I like.


I politely refuse to eat anything that I don’t like, mostly!

 

I regularly joke about eating certain things, whether they’re offered to me or not!

 

I get a kick, sometimes, out of making a face and asking a friend, “You really gonna eat that?” :lol:
 

I always felt like if you had to “develop a taste” for something, that really wasn’t something that I wanted to try! I never really liked beer!  I still don’t and I won’t drink it! I don’t like green peas, boiled asparagus, boiled okra, cream corn, Scotch, gin, squash, (except for pumpkin pie) anchovies, tofu, or PINEAPPLE ON MY PIZZA!!  :lol:

Same on beer. Never could develop a taste for it. 

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Pineapple on pizza is just like a lot of other stuff people love to hate, it's not good enough to go looking for it but it's certainly not bad enough to turn it down. I'd much rather eat something now and then that's just ok than eat the same thing all the time even if it's great.

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28 minutes ago, Blackwater 53393 said:

I eat things that I like.


I politely refuse to eat anything that I don’t like, mostly!

 

I regularly joke about eating certain things, whether they’re offered to me or not!

 

I get a kick, sometimes, out of making a face and asking a friend, “You really gonna eat that?” :lol:
 

I always felt like if you had to “develop a taste” for something, that really wasn’t something that I wanted to try! I never really liked beer!  I still don’t and I won’t drink it! I don’t like green peas, boiled asparagus, boiled okra, cream corn, Scotch, gin, squash, (except for pumpkin pie) anchovies, tofu, or PINEAPPLE ON MY PIZZA!!  :lol:

 

I don't care for most beer. Budweiser would give me a headache while drinking it.  While in Spain I discovered hard ciders. First beer I ever really liked was an Orange Blossom Ale that the Indian Wells Brewery made. In Crete I was introduced to Hefeweizens'. Finally discovered a beer that was enjoyable to drink.

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ALL tastes are acquired tastes.   My wife just recently started accepting the bitter of greens other than spinach.   She won't actively seek them out,  but if served she'll eat them.  Same for the earthiness of mushrooms.   About 5 years ago she made the mental adjustment to embrace the oligeanous quality of avocado as a butter/creamy element to dishes that enhances them,  rather than something green and slimy like spoiled lettuce.

 

There's not much western food that I won't eat.  Asparagus,  brains, canned peas, canned spinach,  not thrilled with triple or pickled pigs feet. 

 

 

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3 minutes ago, Subdeacon Joe said:

 

There's not much western food that I won't eat.  Asparagus,  brains, canned peas, canned spinach,  not thrilled with triple or pickled pigs feet. 

 

Ahhhh, memories.  Way back when, when I had a summer job in a slaughter house, there were two days when they put me on brains.  First put the skull on the splitter and cut the skull in two. If it fractures so there are fragments everywhere, just send it all to rendering. If the split was clean, pull out the brains and put them in the bucket, someone else will box it.

 

all before the days of Mad Cow disease.

 

when there was no order for brains, everything went to rendering after the tongue and cheek meat were salvaged

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