Last Call: Mustard Pizza Divides The Internet
Pizza toppings can be contentious, especially if those toppings involve pineapple. But move over, spiky tropical fruit, because there's a new 'za controversy in town. Lions & Tigers & Squares, a Detroit-style pizzeria in New York, has announced a pizza that replaces tomato sauce with mustard and tops it with corned beef, sauerkraut, and cheese.
Inspired take on a classic? Or the most disgusting thing ever created? Without tasting, hard to say. But of course, that isn't going to stop the folks on Twitter from chiming in:
As someone who use to make pizzas this isn't uncommon. Ever heard of a cheeseburger pizza? The sauce is generally mustard. Also if you love all meat pizzas I suggest using mustard as the sauce as well.
— Faceless (@MOGAAAAARRRR) September 5, 2018
To all yall that complain about pineapples on pizza, THIS pizza with mustard on it is what yall should be disgusted with instead 🤢 https://t.co/hxtMXaqIwl
— don't worry about it (@foreverbrandnew) September 4, 2018
Then, it gets worse.
Hey @InsiderFood, mustard on pizza sounds great, but we've heard over 8 thousand people say that they put ketchup on their pizza. Are you #TeamKetchup or #TeamMustard?#NationalCheesePizzaDay
— Heinz US (@HeinzTweets) September 5, 2018
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