Would you try this candy corn pizza?
Would you eat this pizza?
Updated: 11:04 AM CDT Oct 17, 2019
Would you try this candy corn pizza?
Would you eat this pizza?
Updated: 11:04 AM CDT Oct 17, 2019
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Would you try this candy corn pizza?
Would you eat this pizza?
Updated: 11:04 AM CDT Oct 17, 2019
'Tis the season for Frankenfoods? In a tweet that seems to make the rounds every year, a Twitter user posted pictures of a DiGiorno pizza in 2017 that was covered in candy corn along with the caption, "Tis the season my dudes."Take a closer look:Understandably, the internet, much like in the pineapple on pizza debate, took sides:At the time, even DiGiorno got in on the Twitter backlash:If you think this was all just a joke, the user later Tweeted that they did, in fact, eat three slices, but became "slightly ill from all the sugar."However, many have admitted to loving the idea of candy corn on pizza: Where do you stand? Is this a trick or a treat?
'Tis the season for Frankenfoods?
In a tweet that seems to make the rounds every year, a posted pictures of a DiGiorno pizza in 2017 that was covered in candy corn along with the caption, "Tis the season my dudes."
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Take a closer look:
Understandably, the internet, much like in the pineapple on pizza debate, took sides:
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At the time, even on the Twitter backlash:
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If you think this was all just a joke, the user that they did, in fact, eat three slices, but became "slightly ill from all the sugar."
However, many have admitted to loving the idea of candy corn on pizza:
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You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site.
Where do you stand? Is this a trick or a treat?