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'''Hawaiian pizza''' is a [[pizza]] that usually consists of a [[cheese]] and [[tomato]] base with pieces of [[ham]] and [[pineapple]]. Some versions include [[bacon]], [[shrimp]], [[onions]], [[green pepper]], [[mushrooms]] and/or [[jalapenos]], but the version with ham and pineapple only is the most common. It is the most popular pizza in [[Australia]], accounting for 15% of pizza sales.<ref>Steve Green,PMQ GOES TO AUSTRALIA, ''Pizza Marketing Quarterly'' [http://www.pmq.com/win99_pmq_goes_australia.shtml] Last accessed 13 December 2006</ref> |
'''Hawaiian pizza''' is a [[pizza]] that usually consists of a [[cheese]] and [[tomato]] base with pieces of [[ham]] and [[pineapple]]. Some versions include [[bacon]], [[shrimp]], [[onions]], [[green pepper]], [[mushrooms]] and/or [[jalapenos]], but the version with ham and pineapple only is the most common. It is the most popular pizza in [[Australia]], accounting for 15% of pizza sales.<ref>Steve Green,PMQ GOES TO AUSTRALIA, ''Pizza Marketing Quarterly'' [http://www.pmq.com/win99_pmq_goes_australia.shtml] Last accessed 13 December 2006</ref> |
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Despite its name, Hawaiian pizza is not a [[Hawaii]]an invention. In Italy, Hawaiian pizza is considered to be a German invention<ref>Ananas auf der Pizza [http://www.arte.tv/de/wissen-entdeckung/Italien_20im_20Herzen/TV-Programm/971140,CmC=975394.html]</ref> (or a German modification of Italian cuisine), similar to the [[Toast Hawaii]]. |
Despite its name, Hawaiian pizza is not a [[Hawaii]]an invention. In Italy, Hawaiian pizza is considered to be a German invention<ref>Ananas auf der Pizza [http://www.arte.tv/de/wissen-entdeckung/Italien_20im_20Herzen/TV-Programm/971140,CmC=975394.html]</ref> (or a German modification of Italian cuisine), similar to the [[Toast Hawaii]]. A Canadian restaurant owner named Sam Panopoulos claims to have first come up with the idea of placing pineapples and ham on a regular pizza in 1960 in Chatham, Ontario (citation required). |
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Hawaiian pizza is a pizza that usually consists of a cheese and tomato base with pieces of ham and pineapple. Some versions include bacon, shrimp, onions, green pepper, mushrooms and/or jalapenos, but the version with ham and pineapple only is the most common. It is the most popular pizza in Australia, accounting for 15% of pizza sales.[1]
Despite its name, Hawaiian pizza is not a Hawaiian invention. In Italy, Hawaiian pizza is considered to be a German invention[2] (or a German modification of Italian cuisine), similar to the Toast Hawaii. A Canadian restaurant owner named Sam Panopoulos claims to have first come up with the idea of placing pineapples and ham on a regular pizza in 1960 in Chatham, Ontario (citation required).
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