Talk:Hawaiian pizza
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This would make a good brief paragraph at Pizza but it's a bit lame all on its own, no?... Wetman 01:17, 20 Mar 2004 (UTC)
- Yes, this should be integrated with pizza. There is no need for a list of places in North America that serve Pineapple on their pizza. Mark Richards 22:36, 22 Mar 2004 (UTC)
- NO. Hawaiian Pizza is a distinct type of pizza, not to mention an odd phenomenon (as it most definitly did not originate in the state of Hawaii) there should be enough content to support its own page. Tuscan Knox 17:27, 20 Mar 2005 (UTC)
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[edit] Hawaiian pizza
i personaly dont know much anout Hawaiian pizza. maybe if enough information was complied on the pizza page i could re-do it.
[edit] Pigs?
"pigs being the most common domesticated animal on the islands"
- I'm pretty sure this statement is, ahem, 'hogwash'. (sorry) True, one of the most famous "hawaiian" dishes is "Kalua pig" but it's totally different from the kind of thinly sliced ham found on the pizza. The only connection the pizza has to hawaii is the pineapple - and even the reason of pineapple's "popularity" is pushing it. Rather, I would say it was because hawaii used to be a major pinaple growing region (Dole owned the entire island of Lana'i and it had the worlds largest pineapple plantation on it). Crazynorvegian
[edit] Hawaiin pizza sales in Aus
On this page it claims that 15% of all pizza sales in australia are hawaiin, yet on the main page for pizza it says 20%. Other then being a hawaiin pizza eater and an Australian, i have no knowledge of this. So if someone has the knowledge and sources to back it up, could you make a choice. thanks! —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 202.4.74.65 (talk) 19:26, 25 January 2007 (UTC).
[edit] Italy
Should someone add something about how italy does not like this idea, and sometimes even protests it?
