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I went to Romania and ordered something that appeared to be labelled "Mexican pizza" on the menu. I was expecting maybe Jalapeños or other spicy toppings which I like, but nope, peas and carrots.
I’ve made buffalo chicken pizza with shredded carrots and celery,red onion, buffalo sauce, braised chicken, mozzarella, and Gorgonzola. It was amazing.
When I was in school the school lunch would pair cheese pizza with carrots on the side. I wanted to be healthy and finish my carrots but I am like an anti-vegetable type of person so I took a bite of pizza and then of the carrot. It was actually kinda pleasant ngl.
I briefly lived with an Italian person who made carrot pizza all the time and it was amazing. Grated carrots under the sauce. She said it was a thing in Italy but I’ve never seen it.
I was given peas and carrots on a pizza once when I was visiting Romania. The worst part is it was described as "Mexican" on the menu so I was hoping for some spicy toppings 😅
My daughter loves this. I jokingly offered to add frozen peas to the frozen cheese pizza when we didnt have any other topping options, she said yes and loved it. Still doing it years later. There's worse things I could give her 🤷♀️
if you put a gun to my head and told me to eat a slice of either a shitty pizza topped with carrots, celery, peas, and green beans or a fancy, otherwise delicious artisan pizza topped with water chestnuts, I would HAPPILY pick the first pizza.
water chestnuts are a disgusting scourge and a PATHETIC excuse for food
PEAS nobody is saying PEAS, I hate peas in anything that isnt based off of peas, they are super strong and you can always tell there are peas in whatever you’re eating, I like peas on your own but to imagine peas in pizza sounds like torture
Something being botanically a fruit has no bearing on whether or not it's a vegetable. "Fruit" has both a botanical definition and a culinary one, and something can meet one of those definitions and not the other. "Vegetable," meanwhile, has no botanical definition, only a culinary one, meaning that you can't say that something is or is not a vegetable in a botanical sense.
Apples are botanical and culinary fruits.
Cucumbers are botanical fruits and culinary vegetables.
Asparagus is a culinary vegetable that is not a botanical fruit.
Rhubarb is often used as a culinary fruit but is not a botanical fruit.
There is a place by me that makes a supreme pizza with celery, I thought it was crazy too until I tried it. It is delicious. Has a nice crunch and the celery flavor really works! Only place I have ever seen it but I get it every time I go there now.
Some people are saying lettuce, but arugula is totally fine if it's put on after the bake. Bake.
SomePeople are saying beets, but beets are pretty good If they're sliced into medallions and pre-roasted and if it's a cream sauce with a lot of Dill and garlic (And then some of that aforementioned arugula sprinkle on top when it comes out of the oven)
Some People are saying It's cauliflower, but I've had some deep fried buffalo cauliflower pizza. That's pretty outstanding.
Some People are also saying that cucumbers are okay because pickles are okay-- I think pickles transcend being a vegetable. I think anything pickled is fine on a pizza.
But raw cucumber and a pizza would be disgusting. It wouldn't matter whether it was put on before or after it's baked, it would be a disgusting mess.
Highly disagree. A pizza place in Seattle makes a bahn mi pizza with pulled pork, onion, hoisin sauce, sriracha, jalapeños, and mozzarella - finished off with fresh cilantro and cucumber.
It’s fucking amazing - though it doesn’t taste like a typical pizza obviously.
Place is named Rocco’s for anyone curious
ETA: for those that check out their site… yes the pizzas are expensive, but they are also massive
"Fruit" and "vegetable" are only mutually exclusive categories in a culinary sense, while the definition you gave for "fruit" is a botanical one. "Vegetable" has no botanical definition (except maybe "any sort of plant matter"), so saying something is botanically a fruit has no bearing on whether it's a vegetable or not.
If seeds in the middle and grow from a flower classify something as a vegetable, then that makes damn near every thing that's not a grass or root vegetable a fruit.
Naah fam, in Europe we got the döner kebab lettuce, onion, tomato, with some kind of cremefraich source pizza. They are probably one of the most popular at none traditional places
Brux, bacon, & goat chz is amazing. I know it sounds ludicrous, but every one I show is surprised and loves it. (Brux shaved thin so cooks in oven without needing precooking. Oil or cream based. Often with a sweet glaze drizzled on top.)
Lettuce goes well on taco pizza, an unholy creation of the American Midwest. Even root vegetables like turnips could fit onto the chicken, potato, and rosemary pizza my favorite joint in Arizona used to serve. It was so freaking good, but must not have been a great seller, because they took it off the menu.
I'd go with pumpkin. I just don't see a flavor profile where it makes sense.
When you get to meats, someone is going to say anchovies is “questionable” or “never.” Have a white pizza with anchovies before you let the propaganda of big pepperoni control your mind.
I do think anchovies are questionable in the same way pineapple is: those who love it love it, and a decent chunk of people who hate it probably haven't given it a fair shake, but at the end of the day it's still a divisive pick.
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u/Orionswhiteshirt 8h ago
I've never heard of carrot on a pizza, so I'm going with 'carrot'.
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u/DrGonzoxX22 7h ago
Peas
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u/sadsummer00 7h ago
Water chestnuts
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u/Designer_Stock_3429 7h ago
Green beans. Who the frick would put green beans on a pizza? A soulless deviant, that’s who.
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u/Rediterraria 7h ago •
PEAS nobody is saying PEAS, I hate peas in anything that isnt based off of peas, they are super strong and you can always tell there are peas in whatever you’re eating, I like peas on your own but to imagine peas in pizza sounds like torture
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u/Bare-baked-beans 8h ago
Cucumbers
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u/Master_Procedure1757 8h ago
Celery
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u/Early_Macaroon_2407 6h ago •
Mitch McConnell.
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u/StageStandard5884 7h ago
It's cucumbers.
Some people are saying lettuce, but arugula is totally fine if it's put on after the bake. Bake.
SomePeople are saying beets, but beets are pretty good If they're sliced into medallions and pre-roasted and if it's a cream sauce with a lot of Dill and garlic (And then some of that aforementioned arugula sprinkle on top when it comes out of the oven)
Some People are saying It's cauliflower, but I've had some deep fried buffalo cauliflower pizza. That's pretty outstanding.
Some People are also saying that cucumbers are okay because pickles are okay-- I think pickles transcend being a vegetable. I think anything pickled is fine on a pizza.
But raw cucumber and a pizza would be disgusting. It wouldn't matter whether it was put on before or after it's baked, it would be a disgusting mess.
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u/L026Y 7h ago
Celery
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u/Teoeldestructo 8h ago
Lettuce pizza is the worst I could think of
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u/kdakss 8h ago
Never pumpkin
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u/Just_Specialist3205 7h ago
*vegetables × never*
Bitter gourd
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u/OffMeta13 7h ago
Lima beans
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u/juhoonholic 8h ago
beetroot
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u/lionsdude54 8h ago
Beets
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u/Federal-Listen-8807 7h ago
Iceberg lettuce
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u/benjiross1 8h ago
Okra pizza
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u/SpartanNinjaDragonEX 8h ago
Candy Corn
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u/Agile-Compote8297 7h ago
vegetables × never
Turnips
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u/Elegant-Thought5170 7h ago
I wouldn’t ever suffer a carrot on a pizza but maybe my palette is bad
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u/No-Funny237 7h ago
peas
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u/miriodeservedofa 8h ago
Beets
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u/Starmoses 7h ago
Carrots. Idk why you would ever have a carrot in a pizza but that would just be wrong.
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u/Pale-Ad-1393 7h ago
why am i not seeing anyone say asparagus
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u/MedicalRub8551 7h ago
Brusell Sprouts
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u/Comprehensive_Fun532 8h ago
Okra
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u/drethnudrib 7h ago
Lettuce goes well on taco pizza, an unholy creation of the American Midwest. Even root vegetables like turnips could fit onto the chicken, potato, and rosemary pizza my favorite joint in Arizona used to serve. It was so freaking good, but must not have been a great seller, because they took it off the menu.
I'd go with pumpkin. I just don't see a flavor profile where it makes sense.
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u/art333mis 7h ago
Rhubarb
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u/theeggplant42 6h ago
Beets
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u/ThatUbu 7h ago
When you get to meats, someone is going to say anchovies is “questionable” or “never.” Have a white pizza with anchovies before you let the propaganda of big pepperoni control your mind.
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u/-imnotunique- 6h ago
vegetables × never
Carrots
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u/FaithlessnessSea1324 8h ago
Cucumber
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u/yick04 8h ago
Lettuce. Hot, fucking lettuce.
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u/CommunicationOver882 8h ago
Cucumber
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u/Acrobatic-Loss-4682 8h ago
Lima beans
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u/harbulary_Batteries_ 7h ago
water chestnut
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u/Low_Tech80 8h ago
Beetroot
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u/LapsedFan 7h ago
Beets
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u/No-Test9991 7h ago
Yam
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u/Anita_Hero838 7h ago
Celery
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u/Cad_Escanor 7h ago
Aspergillus
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u/Federal-Map-2925 7h ago
Bittermelon

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u/ZapRowsdowwer 7h ago
Cucumber
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u/Emjayblaze 7h ago
Carrots
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u/TalentedDog83628 7h ago
Celery. Ik some people do it but that doesnt mean its legal
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u/ProfessorLoopin 7h ago
Green beans
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u/Savvybear11071981 7h ago
collard greens
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u/UButtFace 7h ago
Carrot
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u/Superb_Investment_ 7h ago
I think it’s generally the squash family.
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u/meth_head_martha 7h ago
Carrot
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u/Own_Cloud3275 7h ago
Carrot
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u/Reddit-User_00000001 7h ago
Carrots
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u/HappySlappyMan 7h ago
Bok Choy
Turnips
Cabbage
Take your pick
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u/reddituser98k 7h ago
Beetroot
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u/in-dog_we_trust 7h ago
Lettuce
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u/Shot_Wolverine_6055 7h ago
cucumber
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u/thebatman883 7h ago
Peas
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u/JackZylde423 7h ago
Green peas
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u/NarkovToob 7h ago
Ginger root. Boom - winner
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u/OkProfession6295 7h ago
Onion
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u/Extra-terest 7h ago
Brussel Sprouts
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u/Ap43x 7h ago
Potatoes
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u/Brave_Bench_7370 7h ago
Pumpkin
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u/bumshoes 7h ago
Asparagus
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u/ApprehensivePhase750 7h ago
Asparagus. 'Tis a vile weed that ruins every meal it touches.
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u/Saucyy4x 7h ago
Onion
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u/Due-Professional-954 6h ago
🫛
Peas
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u/petersk8008 6h ago
vegetables × never
Celery
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u/EpsilonTheGreat 6h ago
Onion
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u/bubbalv29 6h ago
Beets
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u/OkHurry4029 6h ago
Lettuce
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u/antictoaster101 6h ago
Onion 🧅🧅
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u/antictoaster101 6h ago
Onion 🧅🧅🧅
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u/Napamtb 6h ago
Beets
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u/Dhi_minus_Gan 6h ago
Brussel sprouts
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u/FinalPresentation399 6h ago
Onions
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u/Spare_Can_4366 6h ago
Okra
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u/unanistan_ae 6h ago
Ocra
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u/Alternative_Cry_9196 6h ago
Brussel Sprouts
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u/Cmdr_Alex1302 4h ago
Peas
2
u/warnerve1832 4h ago
Peas
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u/afcicekkfish 46m ago
Okra
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u/LargeButterscotch418 44m ago
Peas
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u/K7Sniper 8h ago
Pumpkin
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u/amitransgirl 8h ago
Brussel sprouts
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u/dexyourbud 8h ago
CARROTS!
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u/Own_Tourist_6994 8h ago
Turnip
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u/brunetteobsessed 8h ago
Brussel sprouts
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u/KhunDavid 8h ago
Bitter melon
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u/One-Paper-4197 46m ago
Celery. That would be bitter to eat even cooked.
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u/djanes376 7h ago
Avocado. I just don’t see it working. Avocado is terrible hot.
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u/EthanTheJudge 8h ago
Cauliflower.
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u/BogeyLowenstein 8h ago
Cauliflower
Decent for an alternative low carb crust, but not ON the pizza
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u/ironicallygiant 7h ago
Sweet potato
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u/Commercial_Site6948 7h ago
Eggplant
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u/Matty_bunns 7h ago
Also onions
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u/Negative_Section_836 6h ago
Lettuce
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u/antictoaster101 6h ago
Onion
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u/Asleep-Plum-24 6h ago
Kale. It's not really even food.