Swords | DCCXII - Cutting One's Teeth


This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://swordscomic.com/comic/DCCXII/

I guess the Chilli Pepper Knight didn’t fare so well against the Salt Knight, way back in CCCXXV.

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Real hot take there, Mr. 100% Sodium Content.

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Yall overreact. Its actually pretty good. Something about pineapple specifically just works with pizza. Gives it a sweet refreshing feel

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Yeah, the sweetness and acidity go great with savoriness like pepperoni or ham.

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:uk:Oh gosh bloody hell no! Why would you put that disgrace of a culture in front of him!? if you hear him talk you clearly know he is a mate of mine, why the bloody hell would you show that up? DISGRACEFUL!:uk:

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Then again, as the Salt Knight had also sought, and received, assistance from the Sage Knight in his battle against the Pepper Knight, perhaps the real villain here is the Sage Knight itself, perpetuating their conflict.

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Maybe Salt ‘n’ Peppa are rival students of his.

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in sweden we have banana and curry pizza

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That’s not a proper Hawaiian pizza. Hawaiian pizza has ham, not pepperoni. You don’t just stick pineapple on a pizza and call it a Hawaiian. I honestly think that mistake is why so many people don’t like Hawaiian pizza. The whole pizza needs to balance its flavour differently than your average pepperoni or cheese pizza. If a pizza chef doesn’t understand this, then their Hawaiian pizzas will suck, even if they do remember the ham. Trust me, I’ve had some like that. :face_vomiting:

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noted. i’ll have to try true hawaiian pizza. although the name is rather presumtuous because the pizza wasn’t even invented in hawaii, it was made in canada and likely branded as hawaiian due to the ingredients. personally when i think of worst pizza of all time i think of sushi pizza…which is also canadian.

I’ve tried true Hawaiian pizza, only with bacon instead of ham, although they are the same animal so I think it counts. gotta say it was pretty tasty.