LogFAQs > #925279655

When you cant even taste the actual burger that's a problem. Like when you cant actually taste the initial ingredients of the fucking pizza when you just drown it in a million other things. The thing is that unless you have the worlds fucking thinnest burger this is likely not going to happen, which is really the key. Most pizza is fairly thin and it's a lot easier for the core of the pizza to be masked or hidden by toppings if you put enough on. This is not saying the person does not like pizza, but maybe they would elect not to eat pizza if they could not put said toppings on it to a point where they actually tasted the pizza. It's like someone saying they like coffee... but only if they put 20 teaspoons of sugar in it. Or if you are still insistent on saying the belief that it doesn't matter what's actually on the pizza... it's still pizza. Then you have to concede that there are just too many feasible combinations to make it fair to just lump them into one dish. What if someone only liked green tea and disliked every other type of tea? Does this person like tea?

Also, the actual preparation of a burger and the toppings are done differently from pizza. Pizza toppings are cooked with the pizza so you actually have to take into account the overall integrity of the Pizza there. With burgers, almost all additional things minus the cheese is added post-cooking so you have an easier time of maintaining the core of the dish.