Thursday, 13 September 2018

Top 3 American Pizza Styles of 2018


For every pizza lover there is a ‘must-eat’ list that includes American pizzas. If you are in the States, make sure to try the classic as well as exotic toppings that are famous among locals and tourists alike. The glorious merger of cheese, carbs and sauces deserve a mighty celebration the moment you take that first bite.
Different regions in America are known for their specialty pizzas with specific brands & outlets fixed for their delivery. Below mentioned are the top three pizza styles from the U.S. that should be savored without giving much thought.


Pizza Market

Bagel
The pizza bagel is known to be the offering of traditional pizza toppings that includes tomato sauce, pepperoni and cheese, presented (usually) on toasted bagel. This is an all-time pizza that can be eaten anytime with your favorite soda. Katz Bagel Bakery is popular for offering pizza bagels, together with Western Bagel which is spread out across Southern California.

Deep-Dish
When we are talking about the pizza market in the U.S., it makes total sense to discuss Chicago that is renowned as the home for the heartiest pizza styles. You will be offered pizzas baked using a high-sided pan to assist the formation of a crust that contains loads of cheese and toppings. Moreover, the sauce gives a finishing touch while the scattered parmesan and spices function as a savory decoration.
Chicago has a lot of deep-dish outlets, but Lou Malnati's is one of the topmost places you must visit. Also, another outlet called Art of Pizza, offering stuffed subspecies of deep-dish, is an artistic place for tasting Chicago-style pizza.

Detroit
This rectangular shaped pizza with caramelized Wisconsin brick cheese makes the edges crunchier and surprisingly thick crust and fluffy. The sauces are topped after the brick cheese settled down; this adds to the actual flavor to the Detroit-style pizza. Some of the big brands such as Little Caesars and DiGiorno are known to bring this pizza variety into the mainstream market.


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