I'm not even sure if it's only a pizza crime, or is it a bruschetta crime too. Could some Italians weigh in?

by razhun

19 Comments

  1. Updoot/downdoot this for the bruschetta crime

  2. Open_Pineapple1236

    Some one stole half your shitty pizza.

  3. Not too big of a crime. Pizza places using pizza instead of bread is common as fuck

  4. Dry_Interviews

    Pizza crust, pico de gallo, kraft parm.. boom bruschetta

  5. ExtraDocument4317

    That’s not a bruschetta, but in Italy this is totally legit as a pizza. Every region has its own version of pizza baked with no toppings (just coarse salt and rosemary), and then some ingredients are added on top after it comes out of the oven. In Romagna we call it fornarina, usually served with squacquerone cheese and prosciutto or arugula.

  6. ChalkLicker

    Pitachetta! I love Italian-Greek fusion.

  7. DingleBarryGoldwater

    This is what kids do at the pizza place when you let them use the parmesan shaker

  8. RMMacFru

    That makes this a bruschetta crime, not a pizza crime.

    Wrong court. Next!

  9. Ozzy_undead

    Is it a food crime? Yes is it a bruschetta crime? Yes

    Is it a pizza crime though? No they aren’t selling it as or claiming it to be a pizza so I can’t vote guilty on those grounds alone.

  10. RustMetalHead

    If there was less topping (or what is called in the english word) it could pass for some appetizers of the chef i seen here in Veneto (Verona-Padua i refering for the most) but not a bruschetta. I would say it’s an half crime.

  11. reeferchiefer54

    I would send that back to the kitchen. Where is the sauce, cheese, and toppings?

  12. nouniquenamesleft2

    “bruschetta”

    why bring pizza into this?