That pizza sounds pretty good although I admit to wondering about the coconut.
A spicy pina colada pizza... might be good.
High-quality, unsweetened, real coconut flakes/chips/shavings (I've seen them billed as all of those) are a pretty adaptive food. I think when I mention it people mostly run to artificial coconut or sweetened shreds in their mind but that is a strong and distinct flavor. These are much more subtle and add a nice texture to it. Also very nice on a salad.
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"A master in the art of living draws no sharp distinction between his work and his play, his labour and his leisure, his mind and his body, his education and his recreation." -L.P. Jacks
If you think pineapple on pizza is too much, go to Japan.
They put corn on pizza.
. . . and squid.
. . . and potatoes.
. . . and seaweed.
The slight saltiness of seaweed probably jives pretty well with pizza. I can’t imagine that it would be stronger or fishier than anchovies, but the texture might be weird if it isn’t dried.
I actually really like pineapple juice, but I’m not a fan of a sweet meat mix (which pineapple creates), nor am I a fan of the texture of pineapple itself. It’s sort of like chewing on a sweet towel.
No judgment, though, as I’ll gladly eat anchovies on pizza, and many folks find those positively disgusting. : )
I remember when Shakey's used to put shrimp on their Hawaiian pizza. That was my first experience tasting both Hawaiian pizza and Canadian bacon. Murphy's Pizza makes a pretty good Hawaiian.
If Pineapple had been in the Aegean, Socrates would have been a big fan of Hawaiian pizza. Two ingredients I would like to try on a pizza are bulgogi and kimchi. I suspect Socrates would be equally curious to try it.
I remember when Shakey's used to put shrimp on their Hawaiian pizza. That was my first experience tasting both Hawaiian pizza and Canadian bacon. Murphy's Pizza makes a pretty good Hawaiian.
If Pineapple had been in the Aegean, Socrates would have been a big fan of Hawaiian pizza. Two ingredients I would like to try on a pizza are bulgogi and kimchi. I suspect Socrates would be equally curious to try it.
Speaking of pizza. Hideaway Pizza was founded in 1957, which is a fact they always included on their signs. They are a sponsor of KOSU a.k.a. The Spy FM. More signs that signify the significance of the Davidic Servant. Other signs include the fun fact that Parker, was a friend of the friend of God on CBS God Friended Me.