Never mind that. Paying money to get a pizza with tropical fruit on it should be number one in any checklist that decides whether benefits should be withdrawn.

I prefer been sat at a table when eating so I had my pizza sat down at a table on a balcony overlooking the Leeds skyline.


I'm more than happy to spend money in a place that employs people to work in an enjoyable environment!


So you'd stop my benefits for spending £5 on a pizza?

So what restaurant recommendations do you have for the unemployed to avoid your benefit sanctions? We've got to eat

I had the best gammon once from one of the butchers in Kirkgate Market. However I probably do need a healthier option so the next time in there I'll check what's on the greengrocers' aisle.

Having never received any benefits , I am not certain of the procedure . To receive benefits do you have to eat pineapple pizza, or are you allowd any other foods .

As far as I can tell, you claim benefits, spend it luxury items, then come onto an internet forum and tell everyone simply to p[sizei[/sizess them off.

Cheap or so called 'off' food cooked up by a good chef is very nice indeed. I had the pleasure of eating such food last Tuesday afternoon at a mates BBQ. Lovely weather.


At this moment in time people on benefits are given a choice on what and where they can eat.

Regardless of who is eating it and regardless of whether they are on benefits, putting pineapple on pizza is just wrong.
The only fruit on a pizza should be tomato.

Back to talking about food which is what this thread is all about 2.4716796875:5