Three different types:
Pepperoni and cheese, nice and oily with plenty of chilli flakes.
Anchovies, olives, salami, sundried tomato kinda deal.
Rocket, prosciutto and parmesan with olive oil drizzle.
They all have their place. Always thin crust, preferably with beer
I make hawaiian ( they are actually from canada ) that's tomato sauce, pizza cheese, ham ( usually an aussie champagne ham , medium sliced ) and pineapple
vegetarian, just a whole bunch of grilled vegies like peppers, onion, mushrooms ,
pepperoni detroit style
mushroom
margerita
I make my own sauce, which has tinned tomato, passata and fresh tomato, a finely chopped onion and a big spoon of chili, garlic and herb mix . This sauce has a little bit of kick.
I usually make a plain pizza base but sometimes I add a spoon or two of dried oregano
Aside from those already mentioned I occasionally like a chicken and apricot pizza. Apricot as in the jam usually, with ricotta underneath. Add some onion and green peppers, a bit more cheese on top (mozzarella is good, brie if you’re feeling fancy, or even some crumbled feta if you want to contrast the sweetness a bit). Good stuff.
Usually had with coke or beer as has already been said
Can’t say I’ve tried that before, not sure about how the texture of it will go, with that said I don’t think I’ve seen tuna on a pizza menu before either.
I did try a pork and fennel with apple sauce pizza before at a bar. That was surprisingly tasty.
I hate canned tuna in all its forms. Won't touch it. Totally fine with anchovy, sardine, fish sauce etc. I don't even like being in the same room. It might as well be surströmming. I wouldn't eat cat food pizza but there is probably an under served market for it given the shelf space tuna has in stores and the availability in sandwiches, salads etc.