All of the Pizza Styles in the USA

The video explores various pizza styles across the United States, highlighting unique characteristics and origins. From New York's foldable slices to Chicago's deep dish, each style offers distinct flavors and textures. The video also covers lesser-known styles like Grandma, Buffalo, and Detroit pizzas, emphasizing regional variations and cultural influences. It concludes with a look at unconventional styles like California's fancy toppings and Altoona's unique ingredients.

What is a defining feature of New York style pizza?

• Thin crust and triangular slices

• Sweet tomato sauce with no cheese

• Stuffed crust with extra cheese

• Thick crust and square slices

Which style of pizza is considered a secret in New York?

• Grandma style pizza

• Deep dish pizza

• Tavern style pizza

• Buffalo style pizza

What is the main difference between Chicago's deep dish and Tavern style pizza?

• Deep dish uses less cheese

• Tavern style is thicker

• Tavern style is thin and crispy

• Deep dish is cut into squares

What makes Buffalo style pizza unique?

• It is baked in a coal oven

• It lacks a crusty rim

• It uses Gouda cheese

• It has a sweet tomato sauce

What cheese is traditionally used in New Haven style pizza?

• Provolone

• Cheddar

• Pecorino Romano

• Mozzarella

Which pizza style is known for its rectangular shape and Wisconsin brick cheese?

• St. Louis style

• Chicago deep dish

• New York style

• Detroit style

What is a characteristic of St. Louis style pizza?

• Stuffed crust with extra toppings

• Sweet tomato sauce and no cheese

• Cracker-thin crust and provel cheese

• Thick crust and square slices

What distinguishes California style pizza?

• Fancy toppings like smoked salmon

• A sweet tomato sauce

• A thick, chewy crust

• Its use of Gouda cheese

What is unique about Old Forge pizza?

• It is a stuffed crust pizza

• It uses a sweet tomato sauce

• It has a cracker-thin crust

• It is baked in a coal oven

Which pizza style is known for using Gouda cheese?

• New York style

• Greek style

• Cuban style

• Chicago deep dish