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Pizza made in a baking sheet

Sheet pizza (also called sheet pan pizza) is any mid-proof-style pizza baked on a baking sheet. It is typically rectangular (like the sheet) and cut in square or rectangular slices.^[1]

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^ "Local Pizza Champions Blog". Romeo's Pizza. Retrieved 2024-02-23.

Pizza in the United States

Styles

National	Coal-fired pizza Pan pizza Stuffed crust pizza Italian tomato pie Pizza by the slice
Regional	Altoona-style Beach pizza California-style Chicago-style Colorado-style Columbus-style Dayton-style Detroit-style Grandma-style Greek-style Neapolitan-style New Haven–style New York–style Ohio Valley–style Trenton-style Quad City–style Sheet-style Sicilian-style St. Louis–style

Other topics

List of pizza varieties by country

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