Listen up, mainlanders...

Just 'cause you put pineapple in it, doesn't mean you've created a Hawaiian dish!

You put pineapple on your pizza. So what? Now it's Pineapple Pizza. It AIN'T Hawaiian Pizza, and I don't care what Papa Johns says.

Your chicken dish has green bell peppers and terriyaki sauce and pineapple chunks. It's not Waikiki Chicken! It's Terriyaki Chicken with Pineapples and Green Bell Peppers!

Yeah, yeah, the pineapple symbolizes hospitality and aloha...but it does NOT define Hawaiian cusuine!

You know what they eat here?

Loco Moco...rice under greasy hamburger meat with brown gravy and a fried egg on top

Fried Spam...sliced thin and fried to a crisp

Spam Musubi...rectangle of sushi rice topped with a thick slice of fried Spam and secured with a strip of Nori (seaweed)

Mac Salad...macaroni salad that consists of macaroni noodles and an ungodly amount of mayo

Haupia...a coconut pudding/jello with a bit of a snot consistency

Lomi Lomi Salmon...chopped raw salmon with tomatoes and onions

Poke...raw fish with seaweed and sesame oil

Saimin...basically Ramen noodles (even available at McDonalds)

Arare...sesame crackers

Sushi...sushi is fast food here

Fish, fish, fish, beef, pork, rice, gravy, noodles...these things are what Hawaiians eat!

Pineapples are mostly for selling to you mainland suckers! You wanna call something "Hawaiian" or "Waikiki"? Drown it in mayo or stuff it with Spam, and then we'll talk.

We got choke ono grinds here, brah.


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on Aug 15, 2005
If you put pineapple on a pizza, I agree it doesn't make it Hawaiian..... it just makes it gross.

*puts the flame proof suit on*
on Aug 15, 2005
history! Hey! When you gonna start writing again?

If you put pineapple on a pizza, I agree it doesn't make it Hawaiian..... it just makes it gross.


Hhahahahaaha...nah, that don't hurt my feelings. I like pineapple just fine, but I don't need it on my pizza.

And despite what you may have heard, fresh pineapple is NOT good grilled. Hehe.
on Aug 15, 2005
history! Hey! When you gonna start writing again?

If you put pineapple on a pizza, I agree it doesn't make it Hawaiian..... it just makes it gross.


Hhahahahaaha...nah, that don't hurt my feelings. I like pineapple just fine, but I don't need it on my pizza.

And despite what you may have heard, fresh pineapple is NOT good grilled. Hehe.


Gotta agree here 100%. 2 tastes that God NEVER meant to be together.....tomato sauce and pineapple!!!
on Aug 16, 2005
Haupia...a coconut pudding/jello with a bit of a snot consistency


double blechh
on Aug 16, 2005
drmiler:
Gotta agree here 100%. 2 tastes that God NEVER meant to be together.....tomato sauce and pineapple!!!


Hahahahaha...well to me, tomato sauce is part of a MEAL, and pineapple is the DESSERT. But we've still got plenty of fools ordering it on their pizzas!

little whip:
blechh.


No kidding.

Shortly after we moved here, when the Army still had us staying in a hotel while we waited for a house to open up, Adrian ordered Loco Moco for lunch from the hotel restaurant.

Then he went back to work.

They had a RUN.

He's never eaten it again, and actually gets queasy if I talk about Loco Moco.

Manopeace:
double blechh


Hahahha...the taste isn't bad, but I can't get over the consistency. Ever had poi? That's some nasty stuff, too. (although super yummy when breaded and deep-fried; something about deep-frying makes the disgusting quite good, hehe)
on Aug 17, 2005
Spam Musubi


What is with the Spam everywhere I go? I hated that stuff as a kid, and I hate it now, but everytime I leave the States it follows me like a bad......erm......reprocessed meat loaf. Yeah.

And I don't care what you call it, I'll put pineapple on ANYTHING....(It goes much better on a Philly Cheesesteak pizza w/ provolone than w/ canadian bacon) Ever had a pineapple omelette?
on Aug 17, 2005
Thanks for the chuckles...LOL
on Aug 17, 2005
I have to take issue with you on this one, Tex. Just as adding picante sauce (am I the only one who sees the phrase "HOT Picante sauce" as being a tad redundant, but I digress...) makes food Mexican, or being rude while you're serving food to someone makes it French, adding Pineapple makes it Hawaiian.

LONG LIVE STEREOTYPES....WHOOOOOO-AAAAHHH!
on Aug 17, 2005
"HOT Picante sauce" as being a tad redundant, but I digress


The literal translation of "picante" means sharp not hot. Picante is more of a way of making it then a particular style of sauce. I may not have said that right. It's more about how it's made then what is in it.
on Aug 17, 2005
SPC:
What is with the Spam everywhere I go? I hated that stuff as a kid, and I hate it now, but everytime I leave the States it follows me like a bad......erm......reprocessed meat loaf. Yeah.


Hhahaa...I won't eat the stuff. I think it's acquired taste, and that once you acquire it, you can't get enough. It's bad enough that I have to touch it to cook it.

And I don't care what you call it, I'll put pineapple on ANYTHING....(It goes much better on a Philly Cheesesteak pizza w/ provolone than w/ canadian bacon) Ever had a pineapple omelette?


Ewwww...that's nasty. I have nothing against pineapple, really...but there's just some things you don't do with it. Pineapple and eggs? Blech. You're not pregnant, are you?

HC:
Thanks for the chuckles...LOL


Glad you enjoyed it!

Gideon:
I have to take issue with you on this one, Tex. Just as adding picante sauce (am I the only one who sees the phrase "HOT Picante sauce" as being a tad redundant, but I digress...) makes food Mexican, or being rude while you're serving food to someone makes it French, adding Pineapple makes it Hawaiian.


Hahhahahahahaha...there you go again with the stereotypes! Hahhahaa. I disagree, of course, but only for the purpose of being disagreeable.

And we all know that not all all "Mexican" food is MEXICAN FOOD. Hehe.

I wonder, if you add pineapple and salsa and serve it rudely, have you created a high class Mexernchaiian fusion dish?

drmiler:
The literal translation of "picante" means sharp not hot. Picante is more of a way of making it then a particular style of sauce. I may not have said that right. It's more about how it's made then what is in it.


IMO, picante is more of a Texas thing than a Mexican thing. True Mexican salsa is boiled jalapeño and onion added whole peeled tomatoes and blended down to a thin sauce, and it will melt the enamel off your teeth, hehe.
on Aug 17, 2005
True Mexican salsa is boiled jalapeño and onion added whole peeled tomatoes and blended down to a thin sauce, and it will melt the enamel off your teeth, hehe


True and not true. There are different types of salsa. It all depends on "where" your at in Mexico.
Ever hear of Pico de Gallo (better known as salsa mexicanna)? Or salsa fresca? Neither of which is cooked they are made with fresh uncooked ingredients. But your right. The one your refering to will take the hide off an old billy goat!
on Aug 17, 2005
All this talk about pineapple and I got inspired. Had Calypso Steak for dinner (is it ok to call it that? LOL). Marinated it in pineapple juice, soy sauce and garlic among other things. Mmmmmmmm. I promise... I didn't even call the grilled pineapple we had "Hawaiian"
on Aug 17, 2005
Can you believe I made a "hawaiian" quiche for a lady at $21.00 a pop. Sooooo gross. It had big chunks of ham, big chunks of pineapple and eggs and heavy cream baked in a pie crust. Big fat yuck, but hey, if you order it, I will make it.
on Aug 18, 2005
Can you believe I made a "hawaiian" quiche for a lady at $21.00 a pop. Sooooo gross. It had big chunks of ham, big chunks of pineapple and eggs and heavy cream baked in a pie crust. Big fat yuck, but hey, if you order it, I will make it.


That even sounds disgusting! But hey, some people will buy anything.
on Aug 18, 2005
Look, Tex, let us poor white trash who won't ever get close to Hawaii at least bask in the delight of our Hawaiian pizzas. Gah, I love pineapple and ham together... It makes me feel... exotic?
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