Certified Legendary Thread Q: Why did Freeman Leave St Kilda? (A: He was delisted)

[left at home]

Why?

pizza with pineapple has always gone together.

 

[Good_Old]

pizza with pineapple has never gone together.

FTFY.

 

[pablo disco bar]

Love pineapple but hate it on pizza

Caused some conflict mate

 

[left at home]

FTFY.

no you have not, like pineapple on most of my pizza's

 

[Old Spice]

Pineapple in stir fry too.

Pineapple forever!

 

[nahnah]

pizza with pineapple has always gone together.

What are Zunatale's thoughts on this

 

[Saintly Viewed]

Love pineapple but hate it on pizza

Perfect post.
Exactly right.

 

[Saintly Viewed]

What are Zunatale's thoughts on this

Hey, it's not zunatale here

 

[nahnah]

Perfect post.
Exactly right.

You've obviously never had a good Hawaiian before... there are some very bad ones but the good ones are amazing

 

[left at home]

Perfect post.
Exactly right.

poor form there

 

[Saintly Viewed]

You've obviously never had a good Hawaiian before... there are some very bad ones but the good ones are amazing

Syrup pineapple from a can - not for me.

The fruit itself fresh, just cut and eat, one of the best fruits in the world, ever!

But to debase delicious pineapple with canned style and sugar which is syrup, poor indeed.

You are right, I've not had a good Hawaiian pizza.

One other thing about pizza, as a rule, less is more

 

[Saintly Viewed]

poor form there

See above

 

[left at home]

See above

home made with fresh topping, not from the can yum

 

[Vicky Park]

Pineapple is a lovely tangy bitter/sweet fruit. But it has no place on pizza, or served with meat. What are people thinking?

 

[Saintly Viewed]

home made with fresh topping, not from the can yum

See that is better already

 

[PicaBoo]

Pineapple is a lovely tangy bitter/sweet fruit. But it has no place on pizza, or served with meat. What are people thinking?

That is such a British attitude not to use fruit in mains.

 

[Magpie Girl]

That is such a British attitude not to use fruit in mains.

No.
Just pineapple

 

[76woodenspooners]

pizza with pineapple has always gone together.

One of my local pizza joints (one of nine, and by far the best of them and my favourite) has a blackboard with rules. Rule No. 1: No ham and pineapple.

I'm inclined to agree with you though, I do enjoy a ham and pineapple pizza, I just gotta go somewhere else for 'em

 

[nahnah]

My joke got deleted, maybe it wasn't appropriate but it was funny

 

[Obese Arachnid]

I understand the divide that pineapple can cause on a pizza, me I like a Hawaiian every now & then.

One thing I can't stand is fish n chip shops not putting beetroot on the ole burger with the lot.
So un Oztrayin!


Please note: I'm trying not to crossover into the pineapple on burger debate, BF might have a meltdown if we tackle that one!

 

[Vicky Park]

That is such a British attitude not to use fruit in mains.

Apple in various forms can find be its way into mains. Pears can turn up in a salad. But as MG pointed out, the issue here is pineapple. As for the tinned version (shudder).

 

[nahnah]

If you had a son and your wife/husband demanded he be called Derek/Derrick, which spelling would you go with and why?

 

[TW Sherrin]

Grilled pineapple rings on a hamburger are A+.

 

[Dynamics]

If you had a son and your wife/husband demanded he be called Derek/Derrick, which spelling would you go with and why?

"no"

 

[Good_Old]

I understand the divide that pineapple can cause on a pizza, me I like a Hawaiian every now & then.

One thing I can't stand is fish n chip shops not putting beetroot on the ole burger with the lot.
So un Oztrayin!


Please note: I'm trying not to crossover into the pineapple on burger debate, BF might have a meltdown if we tackle that one!

As the saying goes "you can't beat a root".

Beetroot or GTFO.