What is the best pizza style in the world?
Thin and crispy or deep and loaded — regional pizza styles from around the world each bring their own philosophy to the pie. Pick your slice!
1NeapolitanThe original pizza from Naples, Italy — thin charred crust, San Marzano tomatoes, fresh mozzarella, cooked in a wood-fired oven at 900°F.1000pts
2Tavern StyleChicago's other pizza — an ultra-thin, crispy cracker crust topped edge-to-edge with toppings and cut into small squares, traditionally served in neighborhood taverns alongside a cold beer.333pts
3New York StyleGiant foldable triangular slices with a thin but sturdy crust, tangy tomato sauce, and a blanket of low-moisture mozzarella — sold by the slice on every street corner.1pts
4Detroit StyleA rectangular pan pizza with an airy focaccia-like crust, crispy caramelized cheese edges (frico), toppings under the cheese, and two stripes of red sauce on top.1pts
5SicilianA thick, spongy rectangular pizza baked in an oiled pan — springy crumb, crisp bottom, often topped with tomato sauce, cheese, and anchovies in the traditional sfincione style.1pts
6Roman (al taglio)Sold by weight in Rome's bakeries — a long rectangular pizza with an ultra-light, open-crumbed crust topped with everything from potato and rosemary to prosciutto and burrata.1pts
7New Haven StyleCalled 'apizza' by locals — coal-fired at extreme heat for a charred, blistered thin crust with a slightly chewy texture, traditionally topped with white clam sauce or a spare tomato base.1pts
8California StyleBorn in 1980s California, pioneered by Wolfgang Puck — thin, crisp crust loaded with fresh, unconventional toppings like avocado, smoked salmon, arugula, goat cheese, and seasonal vegetables.1pts
9St. Louis StyleA cracker-thin, unleavened round crust topped with provel cheese (a local processed blend) and cut into small squares — also known as party cut or tavern cut, popular in Missouri.1pts
10Chicago Deep DishA towering pizza baked in a deep pan — thick buttery crust walls filled with layers of chunky sausage, cheese, and chunky tomato sauce piled on top.
Comments
Deep dish needs 45 minutes in a pan and Neapolitan is out of a wood oven in ninety seconds, and the New York style is what most Americans eat: https://youpick.best/articles/chicago-ranked-many-ways https://youpick.best/articles/new-york-city-ranked-many-ways
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