It's got a pretzel crust, which is dotted with pretzel salt on the edges. And rather than tomato sauce, it opts for a base of creamy cheddar cheese sauce, topped with a blend of Muenster and mozzarella and slices of pepperoni.

DOUGH: ENRICHED FLOUR (BLEACHED WHEAT FLOUR, MALTED BARLEY FLOUR, NIACIN, FERROUS SULFATE, THIAMIN MONONITRATE, RIBOFLAVIN, FOLIC ACID), WATER, YEAST. CONTAINS 2% OR LESS OF: SALT, SOYBEAN OIL, VITAL WHEAT GLUTEN, SUGAR, ENZYMES, ASCORBIC ACID, SODIUM STEAROYL LACTYLATE.

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Some say they were originally called “bracellae,” the Latin term for “little arms,” from which Germans later derived the word “bretzel.” According to others, the earliest pretzels were dubbed “pretiolas,” meaning “little rewards,” and handed out by the monks when their young pupils recited their prayers correctly.

There are two main types of pizza crust: yeasted and flatbread. However, within those two categories, there are various styles of pizza crust, each with its own style of cooking, slicing, and toppings.

Here are some of the most popular types: Thin crust: This type of pizza crust is rolled out very thin and crispy, and is popular in many regions of Italy and the United States. Thick crust: Also known as "deep dish" or "Chicago-style" pizza, this type of crust is thick and chewy, with a crispy outer layer.

There are two main types of pizza crust: yeasted and flatbread. However, within those two categories, there are various styles of pizza crust, each with its own style of cooking, slicing, and toppings.

A Bite Out of the 9 Types of Pizza Crust

• Neapolitan Pizza: A Classic Combo of Crispiness and Charness.
• New York-Style Pizza: Chewy and Crispy Delights.
• Chicago-Style Pizza: Thick, Buttery, and Crispy Crust.
• Deep-Dish Pizza: A Puffy and Toasty Crust.
• Detroit-Style Pizza: Go-to Thick Cuts.
• Flatbread: Crack-Like Slices.

Pizza Hut introduced stuffed crust pizza, created by Patty Scheibmeir, and launched it on March 25, 1995. It was marketed in a commercial with Donald Trump.

Deep-dish pizzas have a crust that rises up to the sides of the pan. On the other hand, stuffed pizzas are even deeper than deep-dish pizzas. An additional layer of dough is used for covering the stuffed pizza. Another vital factor that differentiates stuffed pizza from its counterparts is the cheese.

Pretzel salt, also known as Coarse Food-Grade Salt, is a white, large-grain soft compressed salt that is perfect as a topping or coating soft baked pretzels and other baked goods. The uniform, flat, rectangular-shaped particles adhere well and do not melt during baking.

Dipping dough in lye alters the ratio between sugar and protein, because lye breaks proteins present in the dough into smaller bits. Those are the small amino acids that then combine with sugars in the dip to create the flavor compounds at the pretzel's crust.

Pretzels are a type of bread typically made from wheat or rye flour and a few other ingredients, such as yeast, sugar, salt, water, and butter.

The legend of the pretzel The Catholic Church claims that a monk in Northern Italy created pretzels by using left-over dough that was originally made for Lent. He created the signature pretzel shape because it was meant to symbolize a child praying with his arms folded across his chest.