history of pizza
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Traditionor junk food?
Pizza
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Foods similar to pizza
have been made since
the neolithic age.
Records of people
adding other
ingredients to bread
to make it more
flavorful can be found
throughout ancient
history.
O r i g i n s
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The innovation
that led to flat
bread pizza was
the use
of tomato as a
topping. It was
common for the
poor of the area
around Naples to
add tomato to
their yeast-based
flat bread, and so
the pizza began
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Pizza first made its appear-ance in the United Stateswith the arrival of
Italia
n immigrants in the
late
19th century
and was very
popular
am
ong
large Italia
n popula
tions in Ne
w York
City,
Chic
ago,
Philadelphia
and
Saint Louis.
In the USA
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By the 1960s, it was popular enough to be featured in an episode
of Popeye the Sailor. Two
entrepreneurs, Ike Sewell and Ric Riccardo, invented Chicago-style
deep-dish pizza, in 1943. They opened their own
restaurant on the corner of Wabash and Ohio, Pizzaria Uno. Chain
restaurants sprang up with pizza's rising
popularity.