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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsHoney with Pizza. Discuss.
This is based on seeing someone at a pizza joint whip out a squeeze bear bottle of honey and drizzle over on his standard pepperoni pizza as we were doing take-out.
Personally, I can see it on, say an artisan pizza with, say, gorganzola, pear, cippolini onions, and arugula, - or maybe BBQ chicken pizza; but plain pepperoni and mozzarella/provolone?
Haele
bottomofthehill
(8,329 posts)bottomofthehill
(8,329 posts)Blues Heron
(5,931 posts)CentralMass
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brush
(53,771 posts)To me it's too much of a clash of flavors. Sweetness and pizza, I don't think so, but some even like pineapple on pizza.
NJCher
(35,660 posts)ham and pineapple go together.
However, this idea in the OP is
Yuck. And I like sweets.
Blue Owl
(50,355 posts)I thought it would be disgusting, but actually tasted surprisingly good!
IcyPeas
(21,862 posts)dixiechiken1
(2,113 posts)Beau Jo's Pizza in Colorado bakes honey into its crust and they have honey on the side for you to dip your crust in. It's freakin' AMAZING. 😋
I suppose some people might've put honey all over but I never saw that.
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(50,949 posts)haele
(12,649 posts)If it's just pepperoni with a light amount of spicy sauce and not a lot of cheese (a mild cheese at that), it might work. This would give it similar to a brown sugar and pepper bacon broiled in an oven taste sweet, spicy porky goodness topping on a pizza base.
But it won't be to everyone's taste. And the pepperoni would have to be on top of the cheese with the honey lighty drizzled over the pepperoni for it to work.
Okay. But then again, I've had pizza in Europe before, and they like to put all sorts of things on a pizza - I remember a salami, arugula, tomato slices, artichoke hearts, basil and garlic with no sauce in northern Italy that was particularly nice drizzled with balsamic vinegar back in the 1980's.
Haele