Pizza al Taglio
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Pizza al Taglio, meaning 'pizza by the cut,' is a beloved Roman street food served in large rectangular trays and sliced to order. It features a light, airy, and often crispy crust topped with a wide variety of ingredients, from classic tomato and mozzarella to creative combinations with vegetables, cured meats, and cheeses.
🍽️ Nutrition at a glance
This dish is typically high in carbohydrates from the bread-like dough and can be high in fat depending on the cheese and toppings used. A single serving, which is sold by weight, generally provides a substantial amount of calories, with a rough ballpark of 300-500 calories per piece.
💡 What's interesting
Unlike round Neapolitan pizza, its rectangular shape and baking method in large pans allow for a unique texture with a crisp bottom and a soft, focaccia-like interior. It is traditionally sold by weight, allowing customers to sample multiple varieties in a single meal, making it a highly customizable and social dining experience.