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An Uphill Battle Against the “Open and Obvious” The Best Texas-Style Smoked Brisket
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5 Wacky Pizza Trends From Around the World
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They Eat What on Pizza?! 5 WACKY PIZZA TRENDS FROM AROUND THE WORLD
a comforting cheese pie from your favorite local pizzeria before reading this, just in case. • BANANA-CURRY PIZZA (SWEDEN) — The Swedes first accessed bananas in 1944, and since then, they’ve put them on everything , including pizza which they top with tomato sauce, smoked cheese, banana slices, and curry powder.
action when it released a limited-edition haggis pizza in honor of a Scottish poet, Robert Burns.
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MOCKBA PIZZA (RUSSIA) — This local pie comes topped with four kinds of fish (sardines, tuna, mackerel, and salmon), onions, herbs, and occasionally fish eggs. Most troubling of all, it’s served cold! CHICKPEA PANCAKE PIZZA (ARGENTINA) — In Buenos Aires, locals top their super- cheesy pizza slices with fainá — chickpea pancakes cooked separately from the pies and balanced on top of each slice.
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KETCHUP AND CORN PIZZA (BRAZIL) — According to several sources, Brazilians swap pizza sauce for ketchup or tomato slices and top their pies with strange combinations of local ingredients like corn, beets, hearts of palm, and potato sticks. HAGGIS PIZZA (SCOTLAND) — Pizza may be the only semi-enjoyable way to eat haggis: a mix of sheep or calf offal, oatmeal, suet, and seasonings that are boiled in an animal’s stomach. Last year, Papa John’s got in on the
Here in the U.S., pineapple is considered a wild and controversial pizza topping. Even celebrities take a stand. Justin Bieber is pro-pineapple, but Jimmy Kimmel is against it. According to a 2019 YouGov Omnibus study, only anchovies and eggplant are more hated. But in other parts of the world, the tangy yellow fruit is far from the strangest topping you’ll see! Here are five wacky pizza trends from around the globe that will either make you hungry or inspire you to sprint the other way. You may want to order
Keep these pizzas in mind when planning your next international vacation! They might be tastier than they sound, and if not, they’ll still make great Instagram fodder. As actor Cole Sprouse once tweeted, “You’re losing followers because you’re not relatable enough. Try mentioning that you eat pizza. If that doesn’t work, play the ukulele.”
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