On 7/22/2025 at 4:56 PM, John Drake said:

Haven't had it in almost 8 years, because it's too salty for me. But I liked it back in those days when I could eat it. Loved the seafood pizza and the hawaiian one.

Is that the one with PINEAPPLE? Read that some pizza places in London are charging 4 x as much (100 quid) for such a meal, in order to stop people from ordering it. I personally can eat it, no problem.

17 hours ago, Patong2021 said:

I have a Pizza Company item once a year.

Don't overdo it!

6 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Why not when other fruits are deemed acceptable?

Like what other fruits? Tomatoes, olives?

Haven't seen a pizza with real fruits, like apples, strawberries, other berries, bananas, etc.

If somebody makes a pizza with fruits they should be shot on sight. Pizza is savory, not a bloody dessert.

1 minute ago, SpaceKadet said:

12 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Why not when other fruits are deemed acceptable?

Like what other fruits? Tomatoes, olives?

Yes.

"Why is the Pizza Company not "real pizza"?"

 

It is.

4 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Yes.

These are not fruits.

5 minutes ago, SpaceKadet said:

These are not fruits.

Oh no, someone has challenged the forum pendant on his pedantry........when technically the pedant is pedantically correct.

Stand by for a copy and paste of dictionary definitions of tomatoes and olives because it is so important to the topic....

Fresh(!) pineapple on a pizza can be good. But not combined with tomatosauce and ham etc...

Instead on a "white pizza" with strong cheeses - smoked / matured ones.

 

Can be surprising to get a different taste and point of view.

 

The "wurstel pizza" I never ordered when I was in Italy. But the kids there seemed to love it.

Seems ya'll really love pineapple on your pizza. I personally would not give  <deleted>.

You can load it with apples, bananas, top it up with some ice cream and whatever else you desire, and call it pizza. 

 

The topic here is "why-is-the-pizza-company-not-real-pizza". I stated my side and just have been vomited on by a bunch of idiots.

Now, load your Pizza Company pizza with loads of pineapple if you like it, and FOFFFF. 

23 hours ago, SpaceKadet said:

PC pizza is not a pizza because they put pineapple on almost ever pizza. PINEAPPLE DOES NOT BELONG ON A PIZZA!!! EVER!!!

Everybody knows that... 

The only good thing with PC is the New York crust and you can choose your own ingredients. But it's still too sweet.

 

I had some great pizzas in Phuket 20 years ago, made by an Italian and baked in a wood fired oven.

Also, pizzas in Sheraton Abu Dhabi pizzeria 30 years ago were outstanding.

 

Never eaten a pizza without pineapple on it...........only way to eat it.

7 minutes ago, josephbloggs said:

Oh no, someone has challenged the forum pendant on his pedantry........when technically the pedant is pedantically correct.

Stand by for a copy and paste of dictionary definitions of tomatoes and olives because it is so important to the topic....

Yes, I do know that technically the tomato is a fruit, and the strawberry a vegetable.

Still does not alter the definition of sweet and savory.

 

I'm mentioning fruits and vegetables in a culinary sense, not a precise botanical definition.

On 7/22/2025 at 4:30 PM, Mark1969 said:

It's not authentic because the person baking it does not know what a real pizza looks and tastes like. They are just going by pictures or a recipe

I reckon in times of internet and uncountable recipes for pizzas it's not rocket science to bake an original one.

But then....what is the original?

From Napoli, Roma, Milano, or ???.

Therefore:

If it tastes it's good for me 

According to the dictionary, this is the definition of pizza..........

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piz·za

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noun

noun: pizza; plural noun: pizzas

1. a dish of Italian origin consisting of a flat, round base of dough baked with a topping of tomato sauce and cheese, typically with added meat or vegetables......................Going from that basic definition, anyone can add anything they like and it will still be a pizza. Even catsup, pineapple, pickles, hot dogs, any kind of meat or fish, squash, macaroni, and even a scoop of Ben & Jerrys Cherry Garcia ice cream on top. To each their own. It doesn't matter what's on a pizza as long as the person ordering or making it likes it. The Pizza Company pizza is a real pizza, even if they use weird ingredients to appease the locals.

8 minutes ago, SpaceKadet said:

Yes, I do know that technically the tomato is a fruit, and the strawberry a vegetable.

Still does not alter the definition of sweet and savory.

 

I'm mentioning fruits and vegetables in a culinary sense, not a precise botanical definition.

Take it up with the pedant, not me. 

Where do people stand on pineapples on pizzas with cheese burgers for crusts?

 

10 minutes ago, SpaceKadet said:

Yes, I do know that technically the tomato is a fruit, and the strawberry a vegetable.

Still does not alter the definition of sweet and savory.

 

I'm mentioning fruits and vegetables in a culinary sense, not a precise botanical definition.

 

The strawberry....the fleshy part...... is an overdeveloped receptacle...the fruit is actually what appears be tiny seeds on the outer surface of the fleshy part.... the seeds are inside those.

On 7/22/2025 at 12:01 PM, angryguy said:

 

 

 

Pizza company said the name but I no believe is a pizza, and something strange that resembles it

12 minutes ago, Will B Good said:

 

Never eaten a pizza without pineapple on it...........only way to eat it.

Welcome to Thailand Willie... I bet you also eat Som Tam every day with the fermented cabs and tones of chili for breakfast.

Just now, Will B Good said:

 

The strawberry....the fleshy part...... is an overdeveloped receptacle...the fruit is actually what appears be tiny seeds on the outer surface of the fleshy part.... the seeds are inside those.

Mmmmmmmm.......overdeveloped receptacle....

1 minute ago, josephbloggs said:

Where do people stand on pineapples on pizzas with cheese burgers for crusts?

 

 

 

Pineapple should be compulsory on all pizzas, cheese burger in the crust should be a criminal offence for the chef and the diner.

1 minute ago, SpaceKadet said:

Welcome to Thailand Willie... I bet you also eat Som Tam every day with the fermented cabs and tones of chili for breakfast.

 

Nope....wife does me a full English every morning in the hope I suffer an early death.

2 minutes ago, josephbloggs said:

Mmmmmmmm.......overdeveloped receptacle....

 

Asexual reproduction as well!!

 

Only know this stuff as I had to teach it one term....555

42 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

No, they do not, it only goes on certain pizzas and certainly not is you ask for it to be deleted.

Yes with you on this one .
Not many have pineapple and i have ordered without and not a pineapple in sight

I order from pizza Company and as others have said the NY one is by far the best
Tried a few time at another large Pizza place and if you think pizza company is bad dont go there

I don't Know did I start this thread, I posted on facebook that I found a Pizza company in Phrae and said it was every bit as good as most pizza in Canada, the flack from Canada was intense. Like some else said here I been here awhile and am not going back, i don't like the pizzas you generally find here and yes pineapple is simply wrong, and as far as putting sauce on it, i have two friends in Canada that smother their pizza with  franks hot sauce, so personal preference.  i like the thicker crust and stiffer bottom, i mean who doesn't like a stiffer bottom

26 minutes ago, newbee2022 said:

If it tastes it's good for me 

I agree 100%.

I call myself a gourmand - not a gourmet. It doesen't matter what is said to be the only correct way how a dish / food / wine has to look like and taste.

 

Would be really expensive if everybody would have the same taste...

 

 

 

 

3 minutes ago, Schoggibueb said:

I agree 100%.

I call myself a gourmand - not a gourmet. It doesen't matter what is said to be the only correct way how a dish / food / wine has to look like and taste.

 

Would be really expensive if everybody would have the same taste...

 

 

 

 

 

Is that posh for glutton....555

58 minutes ago, SpaceKadet said:

Pizza is savory, not a bloody dessert.

Cheese and pineapple match perfect. Has nothing to do about "bloody desert". 

 

I guess you are not familiar with original cheese fondue. Normally with white baguette. For the digest in the end instead of the piece of bread take pineapple. You sleep definitley better...

25 minutes ago, Will B Good said:

 

Nope....wife does me a full English every morning in the hope I suffer an early death.

Fried bread with the full English? Just to make sure those arteries are getting nice and clogged? I do have half a grilled tomato with mine as I believe that counteracts all the damage from the bacon, sausages, fried eggs etc. It basically makes it health food. 

3 minutes ago, Will B Good said:

 

Is that posh for glutton....555

I thought it was French for fat ba$tard.