Does anyone know when and why 1000 Island dressing is sometimes used as sauce on a Pizza.  I made the mistake of ordering a chicken pizza from Pizza Company and to my surprise the sauce was 1000 Island Dressing.  This was my mistake and I did not read the menu properly.  Also, the full list of ingredients on the Grab App is sometimes difficult to read.  

The Pizza Company is famous for it's absolutely bizarre ingredients. Many do not consider it pizza, at all. And the quality is very low to boot. Best to avoid the junk they create.

 

1000 island dressing on a pizza is an abomination against Italy.

Bet you like pineapple tho! ????

I can just about cope with pineapple on pizza, but Thousand Island? ????????

 

I thought it was only on the seafood pizzas (which I don't like anyway) but I will observe carefully when ordering.

 

EDIT It's the Spicy Grilled Chicken that has Thousand Island, I also note that the Cheese and Bacon has the potential abomination of Sour Cream sauce ????  

14 minutes ago, Crossy said:

I can just about cope with pineapple on pizza, but Thousand Island? ????????

 

I thought it was only on the seafood pizzas (which I don't like anyway) but I will observe carefully when ordering.

 

EDIT It's the Spicy Grilled Chicken that has Thousand Island, I also note that the Cheese and Bacon has the potential abomination of Sour Cream sauce ????  

Thanks. I should have stayed with Pepperoni. I actually switched to the Spicy chicken and got the unpleasant surprise.  

Nothing wrong with adjusting a dish to suit local tastes. It happens all over the world. Sausage and/or cheese loaded crusts are another adjustment by the same company.

Don't like, don't order.

 When I was in quarantine in a Thai provincial hospital, their idea of mayonnaise on a ham and salad roll was strawberry jam.

I tried Pizza Hut - once. The cheese they use is revolting tasteless goo.

1 hour ago, champers said:

Nothing wrong with adjusting a dish to suit local tastes. It happens all over the world. Sausage and/or cheese loaded crusts are another adjustment by the same company.

Don't like, don't order.

I did not know that 1000 Island dressing was the sauxce on this pizza.  Obviously I won't be ordering from Pizza Company again.  

1 hour ago, Lacessit said:

 When I was in quarantine in a Thai provincial hospital, their idea of mayonnaise on a ham and salad roll was strawberry jam.

I tried Pizza Hut - once. The cheese they use is revolting tasteless goo.

They put mayonnaise on a pizza I ordered in Nong Khai, never returned.

Could have been worse.

1 hour ago, champers said:

Nothing wrong with adjusting a dish to suit local tastes. It happens all over the world. Sausage and/or cheese loaded crusts are another adjustment by the same company.

Don't like, don't order.

I occasionally make my own pizzas, and they are varied, and one I do like occasionally is a tandoori chicken pizza, complete with onions, a little sliced banana and some sweet mango chutney – – to die for?

 

I first tasted them in a pizza restaurant in Auckland and decided to recreate my own when I came here.

 

Lovely jubbly!!

Somewhere along within our evolved character we've managed to dismiss the simple ideals of what pizza might or might not be.....

Yeah, it's a disgusting dressing. I made a mental note of remembering it so that I can avoid it like the plague in the future, be it at Pizza Company or at Pizza Hut.

1 hour ago, JackGats said:

Yeah, it's a disgusting dressing. I made a mental note of remembering it so that I can avoid it like the plague in the future, be it at Pizza Company or at Pizza Hut.

If you choose Pizza Hut or Pizza Company for ordering your pizza then you should not be surprized. For sure you may as well order Pineapple Pizza there. Did they not include some portions of ketchup in the delivery as they do at KFC ?

 

On the other hand, 1000 Island Dressing is a phantastic dressing, just not suited for everything, not even for all kinds of salads. It is actually my favourite. With mozarella, tomatoes and basilikum it would rather be a Balsamico / Olive Oil dressing.

3 hours ago, sqwakvfr said:

I did not know that 1000 Island dressing was the sauxce on this pizza.  Obviously I won't be ordering from Pizza Company again.  

You could try something amazingly devious.

When you order, ask them to use regular pizza sauce instead of 1000 island.

The missus would always want to buy Pizza co. when they did "buy one - get one" for a month, now they do "2 fer" every Thursday.

 

I don't mind Pizza co. once a year, but its more like a savory sponge cake.

2 hours ago, Sticky Rice Balls said:

get a nice flavor if cooked in wood fire oven

John's Pizza on Bleecker Street? 

yummy! and extra pineapple please.

Thais don’t do “sauces” well on foreign food. It’s either the wrong kind or too much, never just right.

 

I guess I can’t blame them, it’s hard to make something when you don’t know how it’s supposed to taste ????????‍♂️.

5 hours ago, Lacessit said:

 When I was in quarantine in a Thai provincial hospital, their idea of mayonnaise on a ham and salad roll was strawberry jam.

I tried Pizza Hut - once. The cheese they use is revolting tasteless goo.

And way way too much mayonnaise.

2 minutes ago, JimTripper said:

Thais don’t do “sauces” well on foreign food. It’s either the wrong kind or too much, never just right.

 

I guess I can’t blame them, it’s hard to make something when you don’t know how it’s supposed to taste ????????‍♂️.

Several times I've been to a famous multilevel Pizza restaurant (from memory 4 levels) with my uni students in Ho Chi Minh City, VN.

 

All pizza bases are thin and crispy, not over/under cooked, and every pizza has the same medium spicy traditional pizza sauce. Or can order very spicy.

 

Always lots of local nice mix of pizza cheeses, and can order specific / extra cheese.

 

Each level has a specific theme. One level is fruit; one fruit alone: banana, pineapple, orange, apple, strawberry... Or mixed fruits to order. And mango and sticky rice, coconut milk and peanuts.

 

Very delicious and I'll be happy to go again.

 

15 minutes ago, scorecard said:

And way way too much mayonnaise.

yes .....   if it's that cheap bagged Thai mayonnaise it's foul .... I bought a jar once and spruced it up with vinegar, pepper, lime juice and soy sauce ... that's the only way you could have it on a salad or a compliment dip for chicken or sausage.  I've been out with Thais and when the pizzas come they grab a slice and first thing is to smother it in Tomato sauce ( ketchup )     tells you what they think about pizza taste ...      they're crazy

1000 Island Dressing you say?

 

Did you wonder why the delivery boy arrived late looking drained and flustered?

1 hour ago, 1FinickyOne said:

John's Pizza on Bleecker Street? 

is that anywhere near Sukhumvit soi 22    ?

My daughter ordered 2 pizzas  tonight , was not really hungry ,so just had one piece,

more than enough ,it had 1000 Island instead of tomato , and not a nice 1000 island,

might bring it up later.......

 

regards worgeordie

I am in Haiti now, so any pizza sounds delicious.

7 hours ago, champers said:

Nothing wrong with adjusting a dish to suit local tastes. It happens all over the world. Sausage and/or cheese loaded crusts are another adjustment by the same company.

Don't like, don't order.

'adjusting a dish to suit local tastes''''

ususally means making it not taste as good as it did when many people thought it was good and they would like to eat it in the country they are now.

Foreign brand lagers sold in other countries...any of them as good?

Pizza?

Tabasco sauce or nothing.

The pernicious effect of AMERICAs "rock and roll sushi" culture where every kind of maki is garnished with large flourishes of mayonnaise is apparent in Thailand. I forgot recently when I ordered a salmon skin roll from a Chiang Mai restaurant. Totally slathered in what is actually not mayo but sriracha infused low-quality "salad cream". Yuck