What’s the weirdest but tastiest topping you’ve ever had on pizza?

[JAS_OH1]

Prior to the 19th century they were known as "Devil's Fruit" and mostly used for decoration.

So that's whats wrong with me!

 

[JAS_OH1]

I thought he was nuts! But who am I; I'm just little Hawaiian gal who would put just about anything on a pizza
EXCEPT FOR:
Pineapple or Anchovies

Amen sistah!

 

[Barriehie]

So that's whats wrong with me!

So, you're the fruit or the decoration?

 

[JAS_OH1]

So, you're the fruit or the decoration?

Both?

 

[badjak]

Dutch pizza

Tell me more?

 

[badjak]

No pineapple for me, but yes to anchovy.
And to capers and olives (but not at the same time)

 

[vernplum]

Hello - theflyingpizzaboy what about you - weird toppings?

 

[CookieMonster]

So that's whats wrong with me!

or . . .
Tomatoes were called “love apples” because they were believed to be aphrodisiacs.

 

[CookieMonster]

Tell me more?

it was essentially very thin crust style with a spattering of something reddish on it . . . grated whitish bits scattered around.
our host mentioned it as being 'standard Dutch pizza' (Utretch area)
not bad - just quite quite "plain"

 

[badjak]

it was essentially very thin crust style with a spattering of something reddish on it . . . grated whitish bits scattered around.
our host mentioned it as being 'standard Dutch pizza' (Utretch area)
not bad - just quite quite "plain"

Never heard of it...
Not even seen it in Utrecht

 

[Morning Glory]

Never heard of it...
Not even seen it in Utrecht

This website/blog mentions it: Utrecht, the Netherlands: Ultimate Dutch Food Tour!

 

[Morning Glory]

... but to be honest I don't know if the writer simply means pizza made in the Netherlands rather Dutch pizza being a thing.

 

[badjak]

... but to be honest I don't know if the writer simply means pizza made in the Netherlands rather Dutch pizza being a thing.

Indeed not clear at all.
The description sounds nothing like what CookieMonster describes.
Lets sollicit some help from another Dutchie. Calling Windigo

 

[CookieMonster]

... but to be honest I don't know if the writer simply means pizza made in the Netherlands rather Dutch pizza being a thing.

it was my native Dutch host declaring the dish as presented for consumption "is a typical Dutch pizza"
whatever they meant.

 

[Windigo]

it was my native Dutch host declaring the dish as presented for consumption "is a typical Dutch pizza"
whatever they meant.

They probably weren't fluent in English enough to really express themselves well.

There's no such thing as a Dutch pizza, I think they just meant that it's a kind of pizza commonly eaten in the NL.