In Norwich, in the east of England, a restaurateur has reignited the eternal debate on pineapple pizza, also called Hawaiian pizza.
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To make fun, he certainly put it on his menu, but with an exorbitant supplement of 100 pounds sterling (approximately 120 euros).
“Yeah, you can have it.” Go ahead, you monster! »
In this restaurant Forgot Pizzaa dish generally costs 10 times less. But one of the establishment’s owners explained to the local newspaper, Norwich Evening Newsthat he “hated pineapple on pizza most of all.” This kind of Hawaiian with its garnish of pineapple chunks is therefore on the restaurant’s Deliveroo menu, but with this caption: “Yeah, for 100 pounds sterling you can have it. Also order the champagne. Go ahead, you monster! “.
The restaurant hopes for “an influx of pro and anti-pineapple”
The dispute in Great Britain remains at the stage of words for the moment, but the restaurant adds more on Facebook by declaring that it “hopes for an influx of pro and anti-pineapple activists who will come to vote with their feet and their wallets! Some clashes in the street. All that on television.”
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In 2017, Iceland’s president said he would ban pineapple on pizza “if he had the power to pass a law.” The joke led to a heated debate on social networks between detractors and fans of this type of pizza.
