The Pineapple Pizza Rebellion

Pineapple on pizza is actually a Canadian invention, not Italian. And it even

outsells pepperoni in Australia. The creator, Sam Panopoulos, combined sweet and

savory in 1962, sparking a culinary war. Food purists claim it destroys pizza's

sacred balance. While defenders argue that tomatoes were once considered controversial on pizza too.

The twist? Traditional Romans would be horrified by cream in Italy's beloved carbonara.

Every cuisine evolves through rebellion. What we call authentic was someone's experiment yesterday.

Your pure traditions were probably scandalous innovations that made ancestors clutch their pearls.

Maybe the real crime isn't pineapple, but pretending food should never change.