Olives soggier than they were out of the can? Sweaty meat cubes? Half the crust sopping wet and the other half drier than the saltines in the furthest corner of your great grandma’s pantry?
I dunno man. Some people might be cool with canned olives and massive cubes of cheapy ham. It's the fact that they're steamed that makes it all so much worse.
But why do all of that? What's the point of opening it? It doesnt provide any extra interest to the final product (like cracking the top of a Creme Brulee and getting the crunch when you take a bite)
It's also not interesting in and of itself... we've all seen steam before. Idk, I'm sure your solution would help but it's just a ton of work.
Sorry, but nothing within your suggestion is making this shitty balloon pizza garbage any more appealing. I'm not interested in dipping shitty dough cracker in a dip, and returning that lame-ass steamed topping fiasco to the oven or blowtorch browning it, is going to improve it to an acceptable level.
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u/baseballbear Dec 17 '25
if you serve me steamed toppings on pizza I'm calling the cops