Food Does Pineapple Belong on Pizza

Does Pineapple Belong on Pizza?


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Yes, yes it doesXD I am pretty obsessed with pineapples though...:P
 
nope, nada, never.

you health-crazed vegans can post as many salad pictures on instagram as you want, but leave our junk food alone with your gluten-free fruit pizzas!
 
Pine Pine apple certainly belongs on a pizza, as long as they are accompanied by lots of ham! XD
 
whom do you think you are

I think, therefore whom I am, is.

EDIT: And I am he whom pineapple on pizza is preferred to that which contains it not, for pineapple-less pizza is lesser than that which isn't.
 
My final contribution to this discussion:

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Pineapple means less room on the pizza for kebab meat. It's not a sacrifice I'm willing to make.
 
Supreme pizza is the kind that only has pineapple on it.
All other types are inferior facades grasping at straws for their mere existence.
 
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Pineapple on pizza, uh?
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We put tomato on there, and that's a fruit. Why not pineapple?
Because we aren't botanists. The average person is chiefly concerned with the culinary uses of food, not the botanical definitions. Tomatoes are botanically a fruit, but are unique in that they are more culinarily similar to a vegetable. Pineapples are both botanically and culinarily a fruit.
 
I don't eat pizza all that often. Don't really care for it really. But..

Absolutely not.

Coming from someone who has a strong dislike for pineapple in general, of course.
 
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A random individual speaks,

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people who like pineapple on pizza are subhumans who should be killed
 

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