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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I was in England for a few months in the 90s and every pizza was topped with corn. Literally every pizza I saw, even the ones at the chains like Pizza Hut. [/quote] I also lived in London also in 1990s and sweet corn and tuna was a common pizza topping - as well as a common topping on “jacket potatoes” that you could buy from street carts. There were other pizza and potato toppings, too, though :-)[/quote] I was in St. Vincent for a few months also in the 90s and corn was a popular pizza topping there as well. [/quote] Sweet corn is minor league. In South east Asia if you go to a Pizza Hut, you will find that durian is a popular topping (it’s a fruit with such a pungent smell, that many hotels won’t allow it to be eaten in their premises.) [/quote]
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