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Sauce. Classic tomato with oregano and garlic is a must. Other options: creamy white sauce, pesto, or smoky barbecue.
Cheese. Mozzarella is the foundation. But parmesan, gorgonzola, cheddar, or provolone enrich the flavor.
Salami, pepperoni — the global classics.
Ham, bacon — hearty and filling.
Chicken, turkey — lighter proteins.
Seafood — shrimp, tuna, mussels for a Mediterranean touch.
Tomatoes, bell peppers, mushrooms — timeless choices.
Olives, artichokes, spinach — for Italian style.
Onion, corn, zucchini — add sweetness and texture.
Fresh basil or arugula — for aroma and freshness.
Pineapple — controversial but beloved in Hawaiian pizza.
Pear with gorgonzola — perfect for gourmets.
Egg — traditional in several European recipes.
Balance is key: stick to 3–4 main toppings.
Mix cheeses for depth but avoid overload.
Pat watery toppings dry before baking.
So, you can add almost anything to pizza, but the magic lies in harmony, not in excess.
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