Pizza

the history of pizza... Pizza was first created by the baker Raffeale Esposito in Naples, Italy. According to legend, Esposito wanted to create a kind of bread that would stand apart from all other kinds sold in Naples. He first experimented with adding only cheese to bread, then added sauce underneath it and let the dough take the shape of a large round pie. His creation was immediately a favorite, and Esposito was called to make a pizza for the visit of King Umberto and Queen Margherita of Italy in 1889. He made a pizza of three colors-white cheese, red sauce and green basil spices, to mirror the Italian flag and show his loyalty to his country. It was a hit, and he named his creation the Margherita pizza after the queen. i hope this helps

It depends on how much you eat. Three should be enough, given that you eat only 1/2 a pizza each. People may eat more or less, so don't forget to total that in! Good luck. ;) xx

yes but it was called pepsi-cola

Yes you can. If you develop different likes and dislikes while pregnant some foods may taste bad to you that you usually enjoy, but hot foods aren't dangerous for pregnant women.

Chicken Alfredo Pizza (12")

8 x 411 Kcal = 3288 Kcal (or more on the commercial one)

The toppings, amount of cheese and thickness also determine the total calories, but I will say at least around 3000 Kcal

I like seasoned dries, onion rings and a salad.

Pineapple pizza, often referred to as "Hawaiian Pizza" originated in... no, not Hawaii - but Germany.

Actually, it originated in 1973 in Charters Towers, Queensland, Australia at the suggestion of Jane Golding (a teacher at Charters Towers State High School). One evening I was making a variety of pizzas for dinner and Jane suggested adding pineapple to the ham pizza (WEIRD!! I thought...) but it was very good. I wrote my ex-coworkers at Straw Hat Pizza Palace in Ventura, California with the new pizza combo and a year later when I moved back to the states, Canadian Bacon & Pineapple pizzas were on almost every pizza joint menu.

Yes. You can find a variety of international foods in Germany due to the high number of immigrants and the close proximity to other European countries. In the South of Germany egg noodles, called 'Spätzle', are a traditional kind of noodles in Germany.

A average 14" pizza, cheese topping, original Crust has 4.1g of sugar.

pizza in Spanish is the same as pizza in English the only difference is how u pronounce it

The traditional pizza is from Campania, and that's where the best pizza in world is. South Latium (once part of Campania) is great place to eat pizza too. Pizza in Southern Italian regions, especially Sicily with its own kind, is mostly good.

Eat pizza north of Campania at your own risk. Some restaurants in Northern Italy will actually fare you 15 euros for a microwave caricature of pizza.

In relation to pizza, the crust is the hard part on the very end of the pizza. It is usually just made of hard bread, but recently, in the past few years or so, can be stuffed with cheese. I hope my answer helped you!

Making dessert pizzas is great fun and really simple for you and your family to make. All you need is some simple pizza dough, and some great fruit mixes. In this article I will show you three very simple dessert pizza ideas that you will surely love. Step 1 The first step in making any kind of pizza is making the dough. Instead of buying the already made pizza dough, I recommend that you buy the bags of ready to make pizza dough. They're simple and very fast to make without the mess. Take one of your bags of dough out, add 1/2 cup of water to it and mix until you have a dough ball. Repeat the process on the other two and allow them to rest for about 30 minutes. Once they dough has rested, put one dough ball on a floured counter and roll it out into a pizza shape. Repeat the process until you have all three ready to go. Step 2 Turn your oven to 350 degrees F and place each pizza dough in for about 20 minutes or until golden brown. At the 10-minute mark, sprinkle a few spoonfuls of sugar onto the dough, which gives it a great sweet taste when cooked. Repeat the process with all three dough balls and put them aside when done. Step 3 Take one of your cans of pie fillings and one of your cooked pizza doughs. Spread the filling around until the crust is completely filled. Sprinkle the entire dessert pizza with powdered sugar and enjoy. Repeat with the next pie filling. If you want the dessert pizzas to be warm place them in the oven for five minutes and serve. Step 4 For the last dessert pizza, slice strawberries and set them aside. Place the softened cream cheese in a bowl, add 1/2 cup of sugar and blend until soft. Spread the cream cheese on the pizza crust, spread a couple of tablespoons of sugar on top of the cream cheese, then arrange the strawberries on the pizza crust until you reach the center. Sprinkle powdered sugar and serve. == * 3 bags of pizza crust mix * 1 1/2 cups of water * 2 cups of sugar * 1 can of apple pie filling * 1 can of blueberry pie filling * 1 container of fresh strawberries * 1 bag of powdered sugar * 1 pizza pan * 1 box of cream cheese

depends on the country, what kind, and whether or not tax is included. ALL PIZZA IS NOT THE SAME PRICE. remember this and feel enlightened.

pizza is so much better than hot dogs. hot wings and pizza together taste so much more better than just pizza. hot dogs SUCK!! also, find out what hot dogs are made out of and you wont wanna eat hot dogs!!

well find out what pizza is made out of

lol i like pizza better too

Eh. It's all the same, realistically. Hunts, I suppose? The flavor is going to come from what you add to it and how well you simmer.

I'd really recommend making your own tomato puree and working from there.

There is no one word that rhymes with pizza but Pete's a, as in Pete is a sounds like pizza.

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Um... Not really. But eating it by itself is okay.

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