Turkey Pizza.

Oh, that must be really finger-licking good! I haven't tried any turkey or chicken in a pizza, would love to try one. So sad that it's not available, I mean the turkey pizza, anywhere here in our country. It would cost too much if it is served here cause we will have to import the ingredients from other countries. There are turkey growers somewhere here but I'm not familiar where. Maybe it will be a big hit if it is offered in pizza house here.

I personally love turkey, so I can't imagine a pizza with turkey toppings. Although, I am not very fond of banana peppers, but I would love to try it just for the turkey. I only eat chicken and turkey, so yeah besides the banana peppers it sounds delicious. what city do you live in?

I have been to the California Pizza kitchen before which is a restaurant that specializes in un-usual pizzas. I have had a BBQ chicken pizza before, I have also had an Oriental type pizza before it had chicken and teryaki sauce on it. Both of them were really, really good pizza's and I would certainly try more varieties if given the chance.

Hi Selibullib I don't think thats odd at all I like turkey , anyway with pizza you can put just about anything on it sort of like eggs and soup just about anything can be thrown into them it all depends on what you like. I like banana peppers I'm sure I would like it on my pizza as well. The only thing that I can think of right now thats a regular pizza topping offered in Pizza Parlors are anchovies I really don't like those at all I probably wouldn't mind a different type of fish on my pizza but certainly not those they taste to much like a sardine to me

Wow! That sounds really interesting. This is the first time I heard about banana pepper pizza. I didnt even think its possible to have something like that. Turkey maybe a normal topping cause we have chicken toppings here in our place. Turkey and chicken belong to the same family so I guess its okay. I just wonder about the banana pepper, what kind of bananas do they use?

Have never tried that combination, and no it's not odd. Whatever makes a meal interesting. I made chicken pot pie pizza and my family loved it. I don't believe that most restaurants have turkey listed in their toppings, yet you could add it I bet.

I don't find this combination odd at all. I miss eating pizzas, it's not a dinner thing for us in this country, it's more of a 'snack'. I've not eaten pizza in about months now!