If Pineapple Pizza Gets Your Feathers in a Bunch, Then This Pizza Topping Might Put You Over the Edge

If you thought pineapple was an appalling pizza-topper, then you may want to sit down for this. Apparently, another fruit has made its way to the cheesy surface of our innocent pizza slices — strawberries.

Yes, we know. It’s ridiculous. But, it’s real — and it might be happening in a household very close to yours.

Twitter is sent into a frenzy.

According to Twitter user @MoonEmojii, strawberries rein supreme over pineapples. “Strawberries >> Pineapples,” @MoonEmojii posted with a photo of a pizza covered in cheese and strawberry slices.

strawberries>>pineapples pic.twitter.com/VfTJQ2WjhF
— ice queen (@moonemojii) October 29, 2017

The internet responded to the post immediately (not like that’s a surprise, or anything). Since the photo was tweeted, it has received more than 5,000 likes, 2,000 comments, and 2,000 thousand retweets. Comments ranged from disgusted to curious to amused, and even pineapple pizza lovers responded to the madness.

The police are on their way, I hope it was worth it.
— Hunter Blake (@Blaker212) October 29, 2017

https://twitter.com/ftdeIena/status/924716040550060032?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

But isn’t it like a cheese plate?

While 90 percent of the internet seemed to disagree, some considered this a spin on a cheese plate. Because, you know, cheese plates have fruit and cheese and nuts…

Why stop there tho?? Put apples and grapes on there. Hell even try grapefruit. They pair those fruits with cheese all the time!
— Mⱥℓeficeήt ღ (@whorligram) October 29, 2017

If the strawberries are in a balsamic reduction, I'll allow ithttps://t.co/0A1CZigFed
— Michael Roston (@michaelroston) October 30, 2017

Who made the first Hawaiian Pizza?

Pineapple pizza, also known as Hawaiian Pizza, was created by the late Sam Panopoulos in 1962 at the Satellite Restaurant in Chatham, Ontario, Canada.

“We just put it [pineapples] on, just for the fun of it, see how it was going to taste,” Panopoulos, 83, told the BBC. “We were young in the business and we were doing a lot of experiments.”