How Much Pizza Do People in the US Eat?

The first bullet point is interesting, especially in the sense that I love pepperoni pizza as well. It's funny that anchovies were brought up. While I do enjoy them, I can understand why others don't prefer them. The taste is very strong, and it tends to overpower the pizza. However, I have known people who use anchovies in pasta and salad all the time, which shows that while not exactly a popular food, it does have its uses.

I enjoy pizza every now and then, but more than often, I prefer to eat mine homemade. It might take more time than ordering take-out, but generally speaking, it's considered healthier, and it gives you a feeling of accomplishment, especially knowing that you've just made what many people create everyday. Chmander, I agree when you say that eating too much pizza can lead to health problems. However, I think one difference between homemade pizza and one from an eatery such as Pizza Hut is that while it still contains plenty of cheese and tomatoes, its rather processed as well. When making yours at home, the ingredients haven't been sitting out for long, you can eat it right off the bat, and its all natural. Overall, pizza can be healthy when you play your cards right.

I have had my fair share of pizza over the years, and I love it every single time. There are so many ingredients and toppings, it never loses its novelty. However, one thing I always make sure of is watching how much I eat it. While pizza does have a great taste, like many food products, overdoing it might lead to health problems in the future. This is especially the case if you order from a place like Little Caesars or Pizza Hut.