There were many iconic dishes in the 1970s that might not even be recognizable to some people today. Why were they so popular ...

This pizzeria has a funny reason to sell this pizza at a high price. Pineapple on pizza, anyone? Known as Hawaiian pizza, this dish has garnered a loyal fanbase, thanks to its contrasting flavours — ...

"We were going over the menu and we thought, wouldn't it be funny to put on a pineapple ... restaurant has received some "really vehement reactions." "We've had people threaten to burn down ...

A UK restaurant has launched a new offensive in the age-old battle about whether pineapple belongs on pizza, charging £100 (about Rs 10,500) to any "monsters" who want it as a topping.

Earlier this month, patrol officers in Everett received notification via the Flock Safety License Plate Reader (LPR ... officers quickly tracked it down and stopped the driver near 39th Street ...

A king cake from New Orleans bakery Dong Phuong is a prized find at Carnival time. This one is filled with cream cheese. (Staff photo by Ian McNulty, NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune) I estimated 100 ...

Well, nothing. The price tag is not an indicator of quality, but instead an attempt to ward off would-be pineapple enthusiasts. The topping was added to the restaurant’s takeaway menu after ...

Fans of Blue Bell ice cream and Mardi Gras are in luck: Louisiana stores are stocking the company’s popular king cake flavor again for a limited time. Blue Bell confirmed the flavor is ...

IPOH: Police have arrested four suspects believed to be members of a syndicate that offers fake vehicle number plate registration services. Acting Perak police chief Deputy Comm Zulkafli Sariaat ...

Its owners said it was because they wanted to offer their customers the choice but "absolutely loathe" pineapple being used as a topping. Papa Johns has responded fiercely. READ MORE: Lupa Pizza in ...

As of now, the restaurant has not received any orders for the £100 pineapple pizza. "We're not fans of pineapple over here and we don't think that anyone else should be either," Francis Woolf ...