Social acceptability of putting condiments on pizza

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Re: Social acceptability of putting condiments on pizza

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AppleQueso wrote:Ketchup goes on fries and occasionally burgers and hot dogs. Nothing else.

Ketchup goes in the trash. Fries are eaten with salt, and mustard, bbq sauce, and/or worcestershire sauce goes on burgers and hot dogs. Well, maybe only mustard on hot dogs. :P
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Another vote for the 'no' camp from me. In fact, I was on another forum the other day where people were discussing the acceptibility of putting egg on their pizza before they cook it. egg! :x
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o.pwuaioc wrote:
AppleQueso wrote:Ketchup goes on fries and occasionally burgers and hot dogs. Nothing else.

Ketchup goes in the trash. Fries are eaten with salt, and mustard, bbq sauce, and/or worcestershire sauce goes on burgers and hot dogs. Well, maybe only mustard on hot dogs. :P

mustard

on fries


what the hell man
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Re: Social acceptability of putting condiments on pizza

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Some strong opinions going on here!

Yeah, mustard on fries is just wrong. Then again, I'm the guy you see dipping his fries in his McFlurry!

Not a big fan of egg on pizza, but a fried egg on a burger is HEAVEN!

Also, an interesting pizza I came across when I was in China, Hawaiian Pizza, but with Thousand Island sauce instead of tomato sauce under the cheese. Everyone should try this, pure awesomeness!
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If I'm ever selling something and o.pwuaioc buys it I'm going to include a bottle of ketchup with whatever I send him.
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Re: Social acceptability of putting condiments on pizza

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I'm shocked no one has posted this yet.

As far as pizza goes, my preference is definitely Gino's East in Chicago, but I say put whatever you want on your pizza if you like it. When it comes to pizza franchises, they all prety much stink but once in a while I'll get a pie from one of the chains that is pretty decent.

There are also a lot of independently owned pizza restaurants that serve some good pizzas but there is only one issue with them: change in management. This drives me nuts as a new manager comes in, cuts costs, and then the pizza starts to taste awful.

As far a ketchup goes, I find it an abomination in most cases, especially when it is put on hot dogs. My Father in law likes to drown his well done steaks in ketchup, which I think is a waste of perfectly good meat, but hey, if he likes it, he likes it. Same thing with anchovies on pizza. I actually like anchovies (the rolled ones with capers) on a pizza. The saltiness of the cured fish really brings out the flavor of fresh mozzarella, but I would not recommend anchovies on a cheap pizza as then it just tastes...fishy.

True story: There's a local joint called Boli's Pizza in my area (Sara Palin had a pie and some beers there last year) that serves a pretty good pie. My wife, a few friends and I went there a few months ago, and as always, we had the "What do YOU want?" conversation. In short, my wife wanted a white pizza, one without tomato sauce, but rather olive oil and fresh mozzarella. While discussing the white pizza, an african-american family sitting across from us kept shooting daggers with their eyes at us. I swear I think they thought "white pizza" equaled "pizza for white people".
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Re: Social acceptability of putting condiments on pizza

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o.pwuaioc wrote:Ketchup goes in the trash. Fries are eaten with salt, and mustard, bbq sauce, and/or worcestershire sauce goes on burgers and hot dogs. Well, maybe only mustard on hot dogs. :P


I agree with this, if I've correctly interpreted the order of operations here. It's "(Fries are eaten with salt) AND (mustard OR BBQ sauce OR Worcestershire on burgers/hot dogs)", right?

I don't get ketchup. Tomatos are sweet and tangy enough already. It doesn't need tons of sugar and vinegar.
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Re: Social acceptability of putting condiments on pizza

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Damn it Luke, if only I had looked at the site last night I would have brought the horror upon the forum.

Typically I eat food for what it is, but if it is something I have had before, or something I think will make it better, I will add any variety of ingredients (after tasting it ofcourse). I use to keep hotsauce in my car for this reason, hell in college I carried it with me on my backpack. Of the none hotsauces the only ones I am prone to bring are anchovies, chopped garlic, or garlic salt. Nothing too out there, but Ill try most anything - easy on the mayo though.

Hot saucewise it goes Louisiana, Sriracha, then Tabasco - Garlic Louisiana is heaven sent. Baking Louisiana into your cheapo pizza is awesome. Yall gotta remember though, I live in the south. Putting hotsauce on anything is acceptable and usually a common practice. I mean even some of the Chinese restaurants have Tabasco on the table.

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When I was a kid, my siblings had a dare of putting different stuff on pancakes. The rule was everyone had to take a bite. Syrup, honey, peanut butter, jam, sugar, eggs and bacon. I came up with Mayo and once in a while still slop some on. :lol:

As for Pizza no mayo, just peppers and parmesan. New York thin crust is my favorite, sadly not too many on the west coast.
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Re: Social acceptability of putting condiments on pizza

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Whatever floats your boat is what I say. I personally wouldn't put any of that stuff on my pizza but hey, if it tastes good and you like it, then to hell what other people think! :wink:
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