New Delhi [India]Aug 4 (ANI): Food videos often capture the curiosity of people, who share and re-share them on social media, making these clips viral.
These days pizza topping fruits is the trend. Earlier, a video of pineapple topping on pizza caught a mixed reaction from eaters, with some enjoying eating pineapple on pizza and some denying the invention of using fruit as a topping on pizza.
Recently in a Twitter handle ‘9GAG: Go Fun The World’, he is making watermelon pizza. Video credits given to @oli.j.paterson97.
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At the beginning of the video it looks like the man is eating a ham but he clarifies that it is actually a watermelon he has baked like a ham.
Later, a man was seen roasting a piece of watermelon on the pan. Then he pours some barbecue sauce on it. He was heard saying, “BBQ sauce works better with watermelon than tomato”.
A slice of grilled watermelon serves as the pizza base, which is topped with garnishes including man cheese and pepperoni. He grilled watermelon pizza slices once again.
A slice of grilled watermelon serves as the pizza base, which is topped with garnishes including man cheese and pepperoni. He grilled watermelon pizza slices once again.
As soon as the video was posted, viewers chimed in in the comments section and gave their reactions to the bizarre combination of watermelon and pizza.
Netizens were not impressed by the new inventions at all and this was clearly understandable from their comments.
One user commented, ‘Use me as the dislike button.
One unhappy eater wrote, “Why would you do this.”
Another comment read, “And eating pineapple on pizza hurts people.”
“How can you do this with a watermelon? It’s a watermelon! Another user responded.
One eater wrote, “wasting a perfectly good watermelon for some filthy stupidity”
The video of Watermelon Pizza has received more than 7,264 likes so far. Also it has been seen by more than 5.4 million people.
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