Seldom has there been a topic of discussion more divisive among the masses than that of pineapple on pizza, and whether it is a delicious treat for champions or the Devil’s anus consumed solely by psychopaths. The gap between the two sides is wide and seemingly insurmountable. Only a truly vile creation could conceivably unite the two bitter rivals. Like… say… STRAWBERRIES ON PIZZA.
strawberries>>pineapples pic.twitter.com/VfTJQ2WjhF
— ice queen (@moonemojii) October 29, 2017
Yes, for reasons that we can only assume to be wholly evil, that is a photo of someone’s actual meal of a pizza that has had SLICED FUCKING STRAWBERRIES baked into it.
That’s strawberries, the fruit. Not a compote or any sort of light syrup stirred into the sauce. The actual fruit. Sliced raw. Placed onto a non-dessert pizza.
Underneath the cheese.
This isn’t even a kitchen misstep or piece of experimentation gone wrong, this is a deliberate choice of ingredient either cooked or ordered by someone and consumed in full knowledge and proclaimed thereafter as “good.”
It is some absolute rank Jon-Benet-Ramsey’s-murderous-brother-would-eat-this bullshit. It is unholy. It is not of this earth. And it is getting the dragging of a lifetime by baffled punters on Twitter.
The police are on their way, I hope it was worth it.
— Hunter Blake (@Blaker212) October 29, 2017
https://twitter.com/ftdeIena/status/924716040550060032
https://twitter.com/MakeupForWOC/status/924845348148908032
https://twitter.com/lebaenesepapi/status/924712653704126464
https://twitter.com/Pinkk_cigarette/status/924715677180624897
https://twitter.com/Teryn22/status/924714433959510016
https://twitter.com/theneedledrop/status/925048808651788290
It’s not the strawberry and cheese combo that’s necessarily odd – fruits and cheese go together like gangbusters on a platter.
But my god, MY GOD, the idea of baking them on a bed of standard dough and pizza sauce. It’s just… It’s… I can’t…
Suddenly, the whole war over pineapple on pizza doesn’t seem quite as dire.
Common foes, friends. They make for strange bedfellows.
