This Week in Pizza – May 5, 2009

May 5 2009

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On This Week in Pizza we’ll hear about a Muncie, IN pizzeria that accepts food stamps.

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This photo shows a billboard in New York City touting that reads "The Nation's Best Pizza - Not You, New York." It's placed above a coffee shop. New Yorkers are seen walking by while, in the foreground, a delivery person speeds past on a bicycle in a blur.

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This photo shows a side view of a pepperoni pizza placed in front of two Papa Johns delivery boxes.

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This photo shows Juan Perez, wearing a white 50 Top Pizza chef coat, standing in front of his restaurant's pizza oven with an unbaked pizza on a wooden peel.

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This photo shows Chris Ostapenko, wearing a blue chef coat, carefully placing his award-winning cheese pizza on a wooden peel before baking it at the International Pizza Challenge.

This Pizzeria’s Cheese Slice Is So Good, the City of Pittsburgh Named a Day in Its Honor

This photo shows three male members of the U.S. Pizza Team holding up their peel-shaped trophies at a previous California Pizza Challenge event. The man in the middle is humorously flexing the biceps of his right arm.

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This photo shows a lively musical number from the play, with two actors extending their arms in dramatic fashion, two actors holding wooden peels in the air and a boy holding a large orange and red ball that appears to signify the planet Earth.

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