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Appreciation of cheese pizza comes with age.
Don't get me wrong, it's only a sometimes thing, I still love my monstrosity kitchen sink pizzas, but there's something nice about the simplicity of a good cheese pizza. Seriously order one from your favorite pizza place and get a nice sour ale (preferably not a fruity one, one of the Flanders red or oud bruin styles if you can). No four+ cheese, that's cheating! The greasy cheese cuts the sourness of the ale while the sourness helps cut the greasiness of the pizza, it balances amazingly well.
Uncluttered pizza, uncluttered mind.
I'm not knocking it til I try it but something about the combination of sour and cheese makes me wary
Edit: ya nevermind, I like pineapple on pizza and that does have a tartness to it too