The Secret To Soft, Stretchy Pizza Dough? Add The Fat At The Right Time
Making your own pizza dough from scratch isn't as difficult as it sounds, but there are some secrets you should know, such as when to add your fat.
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13 Best Pizza Places In LA For A Classic NY-Style Slice
Not able to fly to New York for a classic slice of pizza? Don't worry. These LA pizza spots have you covered with as authentic-as-possible slices.
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The Unique Chicago Pizzeria Bill Murray Raves About
"Caddyshack" actor Bill Murray's favorite pizza in Chicago is not a deep dish pie, but the creation of a former New Yorker who spent years perfecting its crust.
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The Pizza Chain With The Consistently Cheapest Prices
When you're looking for an affordable family dinner, pizza never disappoints. This chain restaurant consistently has the cheapest pizza prices around.
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The Unexpectedly Contentious Origins Of Stuffed Crust Pizza
Despite stuffed crust pizza’s immense popularity and Pizza Hut’s claim to it in 1995, the origin of the dish is actually surprisingly contentious.
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Domino's Vs Pizza Hut: Which Chain Offers More Topping Options?
Domino's and Pizza Hut are two popular pizza chains with devout fans, but we're examining how many toppings each has to offer. The difference is big!
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The Man Behind Many Of NYC's Old School Pizza Joints Is Now Almost Completely Unknown
A famous New York eatery bears the name of the man who was thought to be the owner of the city's first licensed pizzeria, but it once belonged to someone else.
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The Not-Yet-Forgotten Buffet Chain That's Working Hard For A Comeback
Although this pizza chain went bankrupt, this buffet-style restaurant is trying to get back to where it once was. Here's what we know.
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Here's What A $1 Vs $250 Pizza Slice Gets You In NYC
NYC is home to all kinds of great food, but it's especially famous for its pizza. From $1 to $250, here's what slice different price points get you in the city.
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11 Celebrity Chefs Reveal Their Favorite Pizza Chains Of All Time
These celebrity chefs create Michelin-level meals for a living, but when it's pizza night and they want to skip the cooking, here's where they're ordering from.
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What Is The Shaq Pizza At Papa John's?
The Shaq-a-Roni pizza is back at Papa John's, but what is it and what does it have to do with Shaquille O'Neal? Here's the lowdown on this huge pizza.
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The Pizza From This Legendary California Spot Takes Literal Days To Make
You can grab a slice of pizza anywhere, but some pizzerias have famous pies. Find out why the pizza from this California pizzeria takes so long to make.
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Why Your Taste Buds Love Pizza And Ranch Together
Although some may argue against it, ranch is certainly a popular condiment to add to your pizza. Here's why these flavors mesh so well together.
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Giada De Laurentiis' Favorite Restaurants In Italy
There are obviously so many amazing restaurants to check out in Italy. And who better to take your recommendations from than Giada de Laurentiis?
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Thanks To Pizza Hut We Now Know How Often The Average Person Eats Pizza Every Month
Pizza is a tried-and-true classic that everyone can enjoy in some form or fashion, and boy do they. Here's how often the average person eats pizza each month.
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The Costco Kitchen Staple That's Flying Under The Radar While Beating Out The Competition
Costco is the place to go to stock up on kitchen staples like baking goods and bulk snacks. But there's another Costco kitchen must-have that beats them all.
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The Best Pizza Style At Pizza Hut Is Pillowy, Dippable, And All-Around Perfect
Our favorite style of pizza from famous chain Pizza Hut has been on the menu for over 40 years, and we've loved it for every one of them.
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13 Of The Most Expensive Pizzas In The U.S.
Pizza is usually a quick and affordable meal, but some pizzerias can make impressive creations with even more impressive prices. Here are the 13 costliest.
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5 Pizza Chains With Gluten-Free Crusts On Their Menu
Gluten-free food is everywhere now, from burger joints to pizza places. And if you're looking to hit up a chain, here are five with gluten-free crusts.
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This Frozen Pepperoni Pizza's Crust Actually Tastes Bakery-Fresh
If you want the most fresh-tasting crust with your frozen pizza, look no further than this popular brand. It's got you covered with a delicious crust.
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This Easy-To-Spot Green Flag Shows You're In A Great Pizza Place
If you want pizza, there is likely no shortage of pizzeria options near you. But to find the best one, look for this easy-to-spot green flag.
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You Can Still Visit Frank Sinatra's Favorite New York Pizzeria
There's no shortage of pizza places to choose from in NYC, but only one pizzeria was Frank Sinatra's favorite. You can even still visit it today.
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Are Hunt Brothers Pizzas Only Located In Gas Stations?
You won't find any free-standing Hunt Brothers Pizza restaurants. But is the popular pizza brand only available in gas stations, or can you buy it elsewhere?
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If You Want To Gauge The Quality Of A Pizza Place, Watch Out For These 2 Red Flags
Take it from an expert: There are two tell-tale signs that will determine whether the pizzeria you're dining at will deliver a quality slice of pizza.
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The Unusual 2-Ingredient Upgrade A Small Midwestern Chain Gave Hawaiian Pizza
Hawaiian pizza is here to stay! Along with the controversial addition of pineapple, one Midwestern chain adds two unexpected ingredients to its Polynesian pie.
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California-Style Pizza Bends The Rules In The Most Delicious Ways
Most have heard of New York-style pizzas or Detroit-style deep dish, but what about California-style pies? It turns out they don't play by standard pizza rules.
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The Famous Chain That Invented The Pizza Box As We Know It
Although the pizza box is universal these days, there's one famous pizza chain that can be credited for introducing it to the market. Here's a brief history.
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