UK Restaurant Charges £100 for Hawaiian Pizza to Protest Pineapple Topping

The Norwich eatery's exorbitant price reignites the decades-long debate over pineapple on pizza.

Lupa Pizza in Norwich, England, has set a £100 price for its Hawaiian pizza, discouraging patrons from ordering the controversial topping.
The restaurant's co-owner and chef openly oppose pineapple on pizza, calling it an affront to traditional Italian cuisine.
The high price is described as a 'prohibitive measure,' with a tongue-in-cheek menu description labeling customers who order it as 'monsters.'
The global debate over pineapple on pizza dates back to its 1962 invention by Sam Panopoulos, a Greek-Canadian chef, and continues to divide opinion.
Lupa Pizza has invited the public to weigh in on the issue, stating the future of the topping on their menu may depend on customer demand.