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crust
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Italy
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The crust of a baguette or a loaf of bread is often thin and crispy.
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1
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2
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crust
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Italy
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Sometimes considered less important, with the focus being more on the filling or toppings of a pie or pizza
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1
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3
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crust
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Italy
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Valued for its thin and crispy texture on bread and pastries
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1
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4
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deep dish pizza
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Italy
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Considered a departure from traditional thin-crust Italian pizza, and not commonly found in its country of origin.
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1
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5
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pizza
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Italy
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Traditionally made with thin crust and simple, high-quality ingredients
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1
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6
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pizza
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Italy
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Traditional dish with thin crust and minimal toppings
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1
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7
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pizza
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Italy
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Traditional dish, with thin crust and minimal toppings
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1
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8
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pizza
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Italy
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Authentic Italian pizza usually has a thin, crispy crust and is not traditionally folded.
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1
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9
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pizza
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Italy
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Typically thin-crust and cooked in a wood-fired oven
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1
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10
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pizza
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Italy
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Traditional Italian pizza has a thin crust and minimal toppings
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1
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11
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pizza
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Italy
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Typically thin-crusted with simple toppings, like Margherita or Marinara
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1
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12
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pizza crust
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Italy
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Pizza crust is an integral part of the pizza and is commonly eaten along with the toppings.
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1
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13
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pizza crust
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Italy
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Thin and crispy crust is preferred, with less emphasis on stuffed or thick crust
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1
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14
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pizza crust
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Italy
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Considered an essential part of the pizza, often thick and chewy in the US, while in Italy it tends to be thinner and crispier.
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1
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15
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pizza crust
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Italy
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Thin and crispy crust is preferred, with minimal toppings.
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1
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