Idk, flatbread pizza. Says “product of Germany”, which, by Canadian law, means it has to have at least 80% of it’s production done in that country. So, it’s made there. As for culinary style, I couldn’t say for sure.
When I was a kid, we lived in Germany. The local pizza had canned tuna on it. Super strange. I’m United Statesian. I remember the rest of Germany and the German people very fondly. End of story.
No tuna on pizza here, nope. Some folks like anchovy, but it’s rare to encounter. In my 40+ years of life, i’ve only heard someone ask for anchovy once. I’m just talking normal takeout pizza, not fancy fine dining michelin star food.
By German pizza you mean a Döner?
Btw over here Faxe sells 1l cans
Idk, flatbread pizza. Says “product of Germany”, which, by Canadian law, means it has to have at least 80% of it’s production done in that country. So, it’s made there. As for culinary style, I couldn’t say for sure.
I was joking, Döner Kebab in a pita sandwich is just like the most common fast food here
When I was a kid, we lived in Germany. The local pizza had canned tuna on it. Super strange. I’m United Statesian. I remember the rest of Germany and the German people very fondly. End of story.
Why was it strange? You don’t have tuna on a pizza?
No tuna on pizza here, nope. Some folks like anchovy, but it’s rare to encounter. In my 40+ years of life, i’ve only heard someone ask for anchovy once. I’m just talking normal takeout pizza, not fancy fine dining michelin star food.
Tuna pizza is fairly common in Finland. Frutti di mare and opera have tuna usually, opera being pretty popular pizza to buy
Thanks for the insight. Maybe it’s a European thing.
Flammkuchen
My father and I used to get the 1 Litre black cans, the strong version.
1 litre of 10% beer was quite a kick.