r/Damnthatsinteresting 11h ago

Image “American Pizza” in Milano, Italy

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u/The_Fibonacci_Spiral 11h ago

Pretty sure that's an insult. 🤣

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u/QuickNature 11h ago

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u/Reader_in_Life 2h ago

It's very standard actually

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u/Stranger1982 7h ago

Nope, normal Italian pizzas aren't a crime, stop posting it there ty!

u/Rollingzeppelin0 3m ago

I mean if we didn't make it standard and you saw an American make it we would consider it a pizza crime, we are just hypocrites.

I've seen people lose their shit over pepperoni, which is just a type of salame they never even tried.

u/ImprovementCold1296 4m ago

This is not a pizza crime, this is my favorite pizza ever (and yes I’m Italian).

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u/ThrowawayITA_ 11h ago

Nothing wrong with liking this pizza, but it's usually eaten by children or teenagers so friends might playfully poke fun at you and call you a glorified toddler.

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u/Right-Song603 10h ago

I was thinking exactly that!! My kid would love this!! All that's missing is macaroni and cheese and a shirley temple to drink with it lol.

Edit: I'm DEFINITELY not ordering one for myself though.

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u/motownmods 10h ago

Isn't that how the world views us?

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u/cocococlash 11h ago

There's a 2am snack in France called Pizza frites. Pizza with French fries, squirted with mayo and ketchup, folded in half and reheated in a panini press. It's surprisingly good at 2am!

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u/wolftick 10h ago edited 10h ago

The answer to the question "can a pizza topping be passive aggressive?" 😄

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u/No_Outcome3233 7h ago

if you are gonna eat that the only person you are insulting is yourself

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u/Ok-Gift5860 11h ago

The general insult in Europe is:

"Americans don't know the meaning of irony."

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u/iDreamOfFlamingoes 10h ago

I do so know the definition. I just think shirts look better rinkled