Mexican Pizza

Give Peace A Chance

Listen, we love a well-placed karate chop as much as the next guy, but we can all agree that peace is the best, right? Especially since the Mexican Pizza was created with some peace.

The most obvious reason, of course, is because no one gets hurt. But a close second, and often-overlooked reason for why peace and harmony rule is because when different cultures get along, they start swapping recipes. It’s like tearing open a brand new pack of baseball cards only to find out that you have some duplicates and your neighbor has a card you want and you have one he wants. So you just trade straight up and basically become pals after that single encounter. But one clear example of cultural companionship at work is the Mexican Pizza. Two delicioso cuisines with a dash of peaceful engagement created an even more delicioso product. Without peace, there would be no Mexican Pizza. And who wants to live in a world with no Mexican Pizza? Spoiler alert, but the answer is no one. That’s like asking someone if they want free money and the person says no. See, it would never happen. Or offering to give someone a ride to the airport during rush hour and the person politely declines. Okay, that was a bad example because who offers to drive anyone to the airport during rush hour? That’s just crazy. But what’s not crazy is the sweet serenity from the Mexican and Italian cultures that is the Mexican Pizza. Crisp pizza shells, refried beans, and a layer of seasoned beef make the “crust,” while pizza sauce, a three-cheese blend, and tomatoes make the topping, creating a delicious love child of Mexican and Italian cuisine. A combination that only peace could have brought together. ¡Buen Apetito! Doesn’t solidarity sound delicious? We thought so. Now for all you international ambassadors reading this right now, you better get back to work or else we’re never going to have stuff like Baklavat Dogs or Sushi Cereal. Hmmmm, delish…ish.

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