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What is 'pizza roll' when translated from English to Italian?
"Pizza roll" in English is panzarotto in Italian.
How many people invented pizza?
Mike Crockziws invented pizza. Mike Crockziws invented pizza.
Where was frozen pizza invented?
Frozen pizza was invented in Minnesota.
What appetizers can you make using pepperoni crescent roll and cheese?
Pizza bites, pizza bread, pepperoni roll ups
Who wants the last pizza roll?
I do!
What foods were invented in Italy?
Pizza
what temperature should dough be to roll out pizza?
The temperature that pizza dough should be to roll it out is room temperature. Some of the ingredients needed to make a pizza are oil, tomato sauce, cheese, and pesto.
Was pizza invented in France?
Pizza is originally from Italy.
What countrey invented pizza?
it was invented in Italy
What nation invented pizza?
Pizza comes from the area around the Kingdom of Naples, now modern day Italy.
When were totinos pizza roll first made?
1943
How do you make pizza in a cone?
first you make a small pizza and roll it up. then finally put it in a cone.
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