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It's amazing how pizza was perfected somewhere between 100 and 200 years ago and then every city in America has decided they need to make it worse in innovative and unique ways.
By the gods it's the fucking train of food. Here's perfection now make it more expensive, harder to build, and somehow worse. Quick get Adam Something to make a video on this.
Italian immigrants came up with most of those different styles of pizza. You can hate them, but the people who invented them were Italian.
If they are born in America they are American.
Even if they were born in Italy they are still American, but they are Italian immigrants. Ric Riccardo was a first generation Italian immigrant. Modern Chicago deep dish is likely a modified version of what he served in his pizzeria, but he did still invent it.
I mean I agree with you, but it's funnier if talk as if other forms of pizza are an afront to god.
Pizza is actually at least 1000 years old. The thing that identifies it as pizza is the bread not the toppings. And it has actually gotten way better with time.
https://youtu.be/h6XvMKdD2tY
In the sense that people have been putting stuff on top of flat bread, sure. But that's why I say it was perfected a hundred years or so ago. Because sure you could argue a flatbread with a a herb and cheese spread and some dates is pizza, but it doesn't hold a candle to a modern pizza.