Does corn on-the-cob go with pizza?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Corn on cob is never a good idea. Terrible for teeth.

Oh, please. Maybe if you were to chow down one or two cobs each day you’d be in trouble, but several cons over the course of a summer won’t do harm.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Corn on cob is never a good idea. Terrible for teeth.

Oh, please. Maybe if you were to chow down one or two cobs each day you’d be in trouble, but several cons over the course of a summer won’t do harm.

*cobs

[Anonymous]

If I wanted pizza flavors and corn on the cob, I'd do stuffed mushrooms with pizza sauce, cheese, and pizza toppings. One of my favorite foods!

[Anonymous]

It’s fine if that is what you have freshest. That is more important than perfect pairing for a family dinner.

[Anonymous]

Unpopular opinion: corn on the cob is just a bonus side dish when it’s in season. It doesn’t really “go” with anything.

[Anonymous]

I asked my 13 year old. "Yes, corn on the cob goes with anything". I agree with her.

[Anonymous]

No. Corn on the cob does not go with pizza. You people are savages.

[Anonymous]

Too many carbs. No.

[Anonymous]

Why do you need a side dish for pizza?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I will always eat fresh and in season corn on the cob. I will never eat corn on the cob out of season. So if the corn came from the farmer's market or farm stand today, yes, it goes with everything. If you got it from the freezer at Safeway, absolutely not.

This is exactly right.

+1. It doesn't necessarily "go" with pizza, but I assume if you're serving pizza this is a pretty casual affair and there it nothing wrong with fresh summer corn!

[Anonymous]

Yes, if it is Maryland corn in season picked that morning. There is nothing better.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Unpopular opinion: corn on the cob is just a bonus side dish when it’s in season. It doesn’t really “go” with anything.

In my family it tends to go with other summery foods. Steak or porkchops on the grill, whole lobsters, and a tomato salad. Things we could eat year round buy are better seasonally made outside.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Unpopular opinion: corn on the cob is just a bonus side dish when it’s in season. It doesn’t really “go” with anything.

In my family it tends to go with other summery foods. Steak or porkchops on the grill, whole lobsters, and a tomato salad. Things we could eat year round buy are better seasonally made outside.

Berry cream pie for desert.

[Anonymous]

No. I love corn on the cob and pizza but I would never serve them together.