American's most disliked pizza topping revealed: survey
6,000 Americans were asked about their favorite and least favorite toppings
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When it comes to pizza, toppings are incredibly important. No matter how good the crust and sauce are, it doesn’t matter if a terrible topping is added to the pizza.
According to the results, America’s most disliked topping is anchovies. (iStock)
A new survey says that it has determined America’s least favorite pizza topping, according to a post on YouGov.com. The results are based on a poll that included 6,000 adults from the United States.
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According to the results, America’s most disliked topping is anchovies. The small fish has a big taste and is often the butt of bad-pizza-topping jokes. While people not liking anchovies on pizza may not be surprising, the survey also revealed several other unpopular pizza toppings.
While 61% of respondents said that they don’t like anchovies on pizza, 52% also said that they don’t like eggplant on pizza. Artichokes were the third least popular topping, with 44% of respondents saying no to them.
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Broccoli was the fourth most disliked topping and pineapple came with fifth with 35% of respondents saying no to pineapple on pizza (sorry, ‘ham-and-pineapple’ fans).
Meanwhile, Pepperoni is reportedly the most popular topping with a 64% approval rating. That was followed by sausage, mushrooms, extra cheese and then onions.
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The survey also determined that thin crust pizza is slightly more popular in the midwest and western parts of the United States, while the eastern area of the country has a slight preference for the regular style crust. Apparently, only about one-in-five responded that they prefer deep-dish pizza.