Strawberries On Pizza Is The Ridiculous New Trend That’s Topping The Pineapple Debate

If you were against the notion of putting pineapple on top of your cheesy, savory pizza, you might be mortified by its strawberry counterpart.

A carefully crafted tweet sent out by user @MoonEmoji showed a cheese pizza topped with strawberry slices. The caption simply read, “Strawberries>pineapples” and that was enough to spark a new, and equally heated, debate.

Suddenly, everyone who ranted and raved over the pineapple on pizza debate, had a new topic to dig in to.

Can strawberry on pizza actually be good? Some were actually intrigued by the idea:


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But for the most part, people were not amused by the idea of the sweet fruit being combined with the salty, cheesiness you usually get from a pizza.


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Even DiGiorno took notice of the hot debate, and while they didn’t pick a side, they did instigate that pineapple pizza is “likely offended.”

This is probably something we didn’t need in our lives, and should probably be burned to death, but it will forever live on the internet, and somehow, it’ll likely become a legitimate trend — because it’s 2017 and the world is ending.

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