In the realm of culinary debates, few topics spark as much passion as the pineapple on pizza conundrum. Recently, Jonathan Bailey and Ariana Grande weighed in on this divisive issue in a playful New York Times Cooking video. Bailey, known for his role in 'Wicked: For Good,' didn't mince words, calling pineapple on pizza "a heinous crime." Grande, while not judgmental, shared her skepticism, stating she'd "never even let my mind go there." This reaction isn't surprising, given her Italian heritage; her family owns a big pizza oven, and she's had hands-on experience making pizzas.
However, she humbly admitted, "I don't think I'm very good" at it. Bailey, But then, jokingly referred to himself as "a dough tosser" from a young age, showcasing his lighthearted take on pizza-making. This playful exchange highlights the unique dynamic between the two stars as they navigated various culinary topics.
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- Lighthearted banter: The conversation between Bailey and Grande showcases their ability to engage in playful, humorous discussions about food.The two 'Wicked: For Good' stars made pizza while weighing in on an array of culinary topics in a playful 'New York Times' Cooking videoOther references and insights: See here
