Re:In defence of garlic in a jar
by agentwiggles on Friday July 01, 2022 @02:03PM
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You can pry my jalapeno-pineapple pizza from my cold dead hands.
If it's all the same to you, I think we'll just put a hazmat bag around you and the pizza and bury you as is. I'm not touching that pizza.
My partner orders pineapple pizza then takes the pineapple off. It's there to cover the pizza in pineapple juice and that's it. She also likes teriyaki sauce to a fault so I probably shouldn't be surprised.
add a little bit of bacon and it's an amazing combination. 3 very different aromatic ingredients combining wonderfully.
(lots of other aromatic things work great too)
My partner and I have loved pineapple, jalapeño, and pepperoni pizza for years now.
Re:In defence of garlic in a jar
by MonkeyMalarky on Friday July 01, 2022 @03:02PM
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Pineapple for the sweet and sour taste, jalapeno for spicy, green olives for salty umami and sausage for meaty fatty.
Re:In defence of garlic in a jar
by smegger001 on Friday July 01, 2022 @02:25PM
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no, really you can keep it, no one else would want that abomination.
(note jalapeno are a valid topping)
Gladly. (so I can then eat it)
Add ricotta cheese and pepperoni. Delicious.
I raise you a salad pizza. It's basically a plain margherita with a mixed green salad, cooked eggs, sliced tomato, fine ham slices and joghurt dressing added after baking. Offered by one "okay, would order again" delivery service around here, it's surprisingly viable.
I was with you up until this point. You go too far.