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<blockquote data-quote="Guest&nbsp; 85555" data-source="post: 8541342"><p>I think mostly people like to bust chops over differences in taste around pizza (because there are so many kinds and so many toppings)</p><p></p><p>I used to deliver pizza for years. One thing I learned, just from the aroma of different orders, was the importance of aromatics. Some orders just smelled better than others, and they were often topping combinations I would need have thought to try. The other thing was if a style of pizza wasn't for me (for example I always preferred Italian thin crust to what we call Greek pizza in Boston). But then I worked in a bunch of greek places and saw the guys putting feta, red onion and fresh tomato on the pizza after it was cooked (and they were delicious that way when I tried it). </p><p></p><p>I will say though, the one order I got that I just couldn't fathom: cod pizza. Not only is it a topping I wouldn't really want to mix in on pizza (I like cod but cod and cheese feels off), but virtually every place I worked at, that used cod as a topping, always used the cod for pizza that was starting to get that ammonia smell (so the pizzas always smelled pretty terrible IMO). I would say go with anchovies, or shrimp. But avoid cod.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Guest 85555, post: 8541342"] I think mostly people like to bust chops over differences in taste around pizza (because there are so many kinds and so many toppings) I used to deliver pizza for years. One thing I learned, just from the aroma of different orders, was the importance of aromatics. Some orders just smelled better than others, and they were often topping combinations I would need have thought to try. The other thing was if a style of pizza wasn't for me (for example I always preferred Italian thin crust to what we call Greek pizza in Boston). But then I worked in a bunch of greek places and saw the guys putting feta, red onion and fresh tomato on the pizza after it was cooked (and they were delicious that way when I tried it). I will say though, the one order I got that I just couldn't fathom: cod pizza. Not only is it a topping I wouldn't really want to mix in on pizza (I like cod but cod and cheese feels off), but virtually every place I worked at, that used cod as a topping, always used the cod for pizza that was starting to get that ammonia smell (so the pizzas always smelled pretty terrible IMO). I would say go with anchovies, or shrimp. But avoid cod. [/QUOTE]
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