With an interactive game, Google Doodle honours pizza: Here is where you may learn about the origins of pizza

Pizza was honoured with a Google Doodle. On their logo, they presented an interactive game. Find out more about this day’s history here.

Have you ever considered making pizza the star of a Google Doodle? The tasty flatbread is the star of today’s Google Doodle, which attempts to honour its past with a pizza puzzle game. The culinary skill of Neapolitan “Pizzaiuolo” has been inscribed on UNESCO’s Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, and today’s Google Doodle honours it.

“Although flatbread with toppings has been enjoyed for ages in historical civilisations from Egypt to Rome, the late 1700s in the southwestern Italian city of Naples is largely acknowledged as the birthplace of the pizza that we know today. Here is where the narrative of pizza begins: a saga that spans centuries of global migration, economic progress, and technological advancement “Google stated.

To honour the occasion, Google devised a fun game for its customers. The Google Doodle offers a pizza that you may cut into slices and use to test your skills. This puzzle includes some of the most popular pizza toppings from around the world. The object of the game is to cut pizza slices according to the sort of pizza that has been ordered. When cutting the pizza, strive to be as precise as possible. More precise the order, more stars a user will receive! You can enjoy the game by clicking on the Google logo.

These pizzas are Margherita (cheese, tomatoes and basil); Pepperoni (cheese and pepperoni); White (cheese, white sauce, mushrooms and broccoli); Paneer Tikka (paneer, capsicum, onion and paprika); Teriyaki Mayonnaise (cheese, teriyaki chicken, seaweed and mayonnaise); Tom Yum (cheese, shrimp, mushrooms, chili peppers and lime leaves); Calabresa (cheese, calabresa, onion rings and whole black olives); Muzarella (cheese, oregano and whole green olives); Magyaros (salami, bacon, onion and chili pepper); Hawaiian (cheese, ham and pineapple); and Desserts.

What is the background of this wildly popular fast food chain? “Although flatbread with toppings has been consumed for ages in ancient civilisations from Egypt to Rome, the late 1700s in the southwestern Italian city of Naples is largely acknowledged as the birthplace of the pizza we know today (dough topped with tomatoes and cheese).” “It’s here that the tale of pizza begins: a saga that spans centuries of global movement, economic progress, and technical advancement,” according to the site. According to Google’s blog, approximately 5 billion pizzas, or 350 slices per second, are consumed annually in the United States alone.

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