Pizza, an Italian dish,
is an oven-baked flatbread topped with tomato sauce, cheese, mushrooms, meat and
several other vegetables depending upon the diner’s taste. Its place of origin is
Naples, Italy. The term was first coined
in the 10th century. Upon Italy's persistence, the European Union granted pizza
the honor of being a Traditional Speciality Guaranteed dish. Since the 10th
century, pizza became famous around the
world with its variants varying according to different cultures and giving it a
unique taste in every corner of the world.