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From: jbtubman@water.UUCP (Jim Tubman [LPAIG])
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Subject: Re: Speaking of pizzas....
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Date: Sat, 7-Sep-85 22:34:37 EDT
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> A really bizarre pizza has pineapple and Canadian bacon on it.
> It actually tastes GOOD and I understand it's a pretty popular
> thing in places like Hawaii.
>
>        Shelli Meyers

A pretty standard pizza in Saskatoon; it is almost always called a
"Hawaiian" pizza.  But why do people eat it?  You make ice cream sundaes out
of pinapple, not pizzas!  Do people put chocolate or marshmallow or nuts on
pizzas?  Of course not.

One of the pizza places in Toronto once had FRUIT pizzas -- with the usual
tomato sauce and cheese.  Apparently they were popular amongst extremely
intoxicated people.  That's bizarre.

(By the way, the best pizza on the planet is made by Science Fiction Pizza
in Saskatoon.)


						Jim Tubman
						University of Waterloo