When it comes to my pizza, I’ll try anything. It doesn’t matter if it’s bad tasting, or totally not palatable, as long as I get to try it once. I’m not exactly what you call an adventurous eater, but sometimes, the weirdest looking food turns out to be the most delicious. Like my take on the vegetarian pizza.
I’m a lover of cheese, especially when it comes to my pizza. In Singapore, there are many pizza places that serve good cheese pizza. I get excited whenever I see my piping hot pizza with all the cheese melted on it, especially if it’s a combination of mozzarella, gorgonzola and parmesan. That’s heaven in every bite.
But people are now becoming health conscious and restaurants know that. That’s why they started serving vegetarian pizza. I don’t have a problem eating vegetarian pizza. I actually like it. I like bell peppers, capers, olives onions and mushrooms on my pizza. I was at a famous Italian restaurant here in Singapore when they served me this pizza with arugula, mozzarella and just tomato sauce. I can’t believe that it was even better than the ordinary pizzas’ with meat on them.
Pushing it more is the fact that they’re also using gluten free dough for their pizzas now. At first I have a problem with it. Actually, I’m the type of person who appreciates the real content of the food. If it says use butter, I’ll use butter. I’m not going to find an alternative that says, it tastes like butter but it’s not. If you’re worried about the calories or anything else about it, then don’t eat it. Plain and simple. Why ruin something that was created for that very purpose?
But now, I’m slowly opening my eyes to these changes. There are so many variations right now in the market that it’s really hard to keep up. Gone are the days when you want pizza, they’ll serve it to you right away. Now, when you order a pizza, it’s like answering a census sheet. They ask everything, and the funny thing is you answer back.
I myself can’t believe it. Before it was just a matter of thick or thin crust? Now, it’s wheat, gluten free or regular. And I wasn’t even referring to the many toppings that are available now. Especially with the vegetarian pizza, it’s not just one dimensional now. The vegetarian community likes their pizza healthy and still appetizing.
Pizza has indeed evolved. And I’d say, bring it on.
I’m a lover of cheese, especially when it comes to my pizza. In Singapore, there are many pizza places that serve good cheese pizza. I get excited whenever I see my piping hot pizza with all the cheese melted on it, especially if it’s a combination of mozzarella, gorgonzola and parmesan. That’s heaven in every bite.
But people are now becoming health conscious and restaurants know that. That’s why they started serving vegetarian pizza. I don’t have a problem eating vegetarian pizza. I actually like it. I like bell peppers, capers, olives onions and mushrooms on my pizza. I was at a famous Italian restaurant here in Singapore when they served me this pizza with arugula, mozzarella and just tomato sauce. I can’t believe that it was even better than the ordinary pizzas’ with meat on them.
Pushing it more is the fact that they’re also using gluten free dough for their pizzas now. At first I have a problem with it. Actually, I’m the type of person who appreciates the real content of the food. If it says use butter, I’ll use butter. I’m not going to find an alternative that says, it tastes like butter but it’s not. If you’re worried about the calories or anything else about it, then don’t eat it. Plain and simple. Why ruin something that was created for that very purpose?
But now, I’m slowly opening my eyes to these changes. There are so many variations right now in the market that it’s really hard to keep up. Gone are the days when you want pizza, they’ll serve it to you right away. Now, when you order a pizza, it’s like answering a census sheet. They ask everything, and the funny thing is you answer back.
I myself can’t believe it. Before it was just a matter of thick or thin crust? Now, it’s wheat, gluten free or regular. And I wasn’t even referring to the many toppings that are available now. Especially with the vegetarian pizza, it’s not just one dimensional now. The vegetarian community likes their pizza healthy and still appetizing.
Pizza has indeed evolved. And I’d say, bring it on.