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Pizza can be a very divisive issue. (Just ask New Yorkers and Chicagoans.) If regional styles weren’t dramatic enough, pizza toppings are now under scrutiny by international leaders. Or, at least, a politician from one Nordic island nation.

Iceland’s President had some choice words about pineapple as a pizza topping this week. Spoiler alert: He’s not about it. While visiting a high school, Icelandic president, Gudni Thorlacius Jóhannesson, was asked by a student if he liked pineapple on his pizza. After saying he was “firmly opposed” to the fruit as a topping, Jóhannesson suggested he would be open to banning it from ever being served as a pizza topping.

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From Apartment Therapy → 13 Cute & Clever Things Voracious Readers Will Love

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Do you have kids? Are you really (really) into hygge? You could build your own fort this weekend (and we highly recommend it), but if you don’t want to go through the trouble, there are tons of indoor tents you can buy. They’re usually meant for children, which means they can be pretty small, but they’re at least big enough for a single adult — and a book.

Note: They can get pretty expensive (especially compared to the free sheets and blankets you already have in your linen closet), so this option is best for people who are seriously into the idea of hiding out.

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My mama has been a vegetarian for the last couple decades, so cooking greens in pork will not fly at my family functions. That doesn’t mean, however, that greens have to be devoid of flavor. Vegetarians can enjoy a pot of collards as much as their swine-loving kin.

These peppery vegetarian collard greens will satisfy anyone with a taste for Southern greens, but are tailored to delight all “vegivores,” including those who prefer to leave out the meat.

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Whether you’re blending up a smoothie for breakfast or a post-workout snack, you want it to be filling, balanced, and nutritious. Oh, and delicious, too. This berry smoothie hits all the marks, thanks to one special ingredient in particular.

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