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A Canadian invented Hawaiian pizza.

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Locut0s said:
🙁 I actually really like it! But then I love pineapple to death.
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Not a huge fan of ham but on a pizza with other meat it's not bad but adding something sweet like pineapple to pizza makes me sad.

It's like those places that make super sweet pizza sauce by using carrots, ugh.
 
Newbian said:
Not a huge fan of ham but on a pizza with other meat it's not bad but adding something sweet like pineapple to pizza makes me sad.

It's like those places that make super sweet pizza sauce by using carrots, ugh.
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Ok here we are in full agreement. WTF is with that?!
 
Anubis said:
they rule in only 1 thing Real Caesar Salad Dressing. that's it. on pizza the make me vomit (literally) faster then ipecac
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Wow interesting. Not sure I'd like then in Caesar Salad to tell you the truth. I like them a lot in a few South East Asian dishes. Nasi Lemak is a Malaysian dish made up of coconut steamed rise, chili, cucumbers, hard boiled egg, pan fried peanuts and small dried anchovies. Yumm!!! (Actually I'm not sure these are anchovies but it's basically the same thing):

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Anubis said:
sorry but anchovies + anything are the worst combo of toppings
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I have a very strong dislike for anchovies on anything, and on pizza...I refuse to eat the stuff.

However, anchovies have their place...as bait.

About 20 years ago, my wife worked as a CSR for a local business telephone company. Every year, they put on a fishing trip in Monterey. We'd go down the day before, get a room and a good night's sleep before getting on the boat at 5 am the next day.
Her managers however weren't so smart...they went out drinking the night before, and come time for the charter boat to head out, many of them were either still drunk, or badly hungover.

One manager was an absolute prick with ears at work. He wasn't feeling very well as the boat cleared Monterey harbor and the water started getting a bit rough. Ge got greener and greener as the wind kicked up some small swells.

I told him, "Dude, I have a sure-fire cure for seasickness. Works every time."

"Oh yeah?" he sez. "What is it? I need some help."

I reached around into the live bait well behind me, grabbed a live anchovie about 4-5 inches long and proceeded to take a bite...bit the head off and about half the body.

😱That was it...he was over the rail puking his guts out for the next couple of hours. :biggrin:
As soon as I had him bent over the railing, I hurried to the other side of the boat and spit that nasty fucking anchovie out before I puked it out...I HATE the taste of the dammed things...

For the rest of the morning, everytime I'd go by him, I'd offer him a live anchovie...
"Try it, I'm telling ya...it works!" BLEAAAAH! "You're an asshole...BLEAHHH!"

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Anchovies belong on a hook...not on pizza.
 
HumblePie said:
True Hawai'ian Pizza is made from Poi. Anything else is sacrilege.

However Kanalua, practically nothing is native to Hawai'i. Except lava. Everything else came by boat or flew on it's own some time later. When it came is irrelevant. But I've had a poi and macadamia nut pizza once and it was decent.
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I meant Hawaiian as culturally traditional. There are many things "native" to Hawaii, besides lava, but it is mostly plants and animals (mainly birds)... ...macadamia nuts are as "Hawaiian" as pineapple and ham...

A culturally traditional pizza would have chicken, pork (no sausage, bacon, ham, etc), poi, taro, sweet potato, breadfruit, lu`au leaves, salt, fish, shellfish...would probably be GROSS!
 
I'm not trolling, but your country is nothing special.

Canada is a nice country to live for the average person but you guys have little of importance that you can call your own. You still have the queen on your money because you guys don't have the guts to fight the British off.

The whole "this guy was born here!" stuff is laughable. Even Canadians don't take their country that seriously.
 
JMapleton said:
I'm not trolling, but your country is nothing special.

Canada is a nice country to live for the average person but you guys have little of importance that you can call your own. You still have the queen on your money because you guys don't have the guts to fight the British off.

The whole "this guy was born here!" stuff is laughable. Even Canadians don't take their country that seriously.
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When are you not trolling?
 
JMapleton said:
I'm not trolling, but your country is nothing special.

Canada is a nice country to live for the average person but you guys have little of importance that you can call your own. You still have the queen on your money because you guys don't have the guts to fight the British off.

The whole "this guy was born here!" stuff is laughable. Even Canadians don't take their country that seriously.
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Damn. 🙁
 
1) It would make sense that a Canadian invented it since true Hawaiian pizza uses Canadian Bacon and not ham.

2) Italians, those people who invented the pizza, say ze Germans invented Hawaiian pizza.
 
joebloggs10 said:
1) It would make sense that a Canadian invented it since true Hawaiian pizza uses Canadian Bacon and not ham.

2) Italians, those people who invented the pizza, say ze Germans invented Hawaiian pizza.
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And who would you rather believe...Canada or Italy / Germany.

One would attack you with their one tank and the other would blitzkrieg you. 😛

I guess Canada wants them to be remembered for something but sadly this won't be it.
 
Dominato3r said:
Lester B. Pearson assembled the first UN peacekeeping mission. I think that's something to be remember for.
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Considering how clumsy he is I guess he will be remembered for something:

where he served as a Flying Officer until being sent home with injuries from two accidents; while training as a pilot at an air training school in Hendon, England, Pearson survived an airplane crash during his first flight. Unfortunately, in 1918, he was hit by a London bus during a blackout and was sent home as an invalid to recuperate, and was then discharged from the service.
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I guess if you suck at fighting or even walking you have to try something else. 😉
 
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