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The article fails to mention Roman "pinsa", which was commonplace a _bit_ earlier than 1700 and is what gave pizza its name. https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pins

The article fails to mention Roman "pinsa", which was commonplace a _bit_ earlier than 1700 and is what gave pizza its name. https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinsa https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinsa

toyg 7y ago
Damn, the pinsa is delicious. Very hard to find outside of the Roma/Lazio region though.
- tomcooks 7y ago
  Yes? You can find it in most big cities around Northern Italy
  - toyg 7y ago
    Not really - you can find focaccia of various types which is close but not quite that.
    - tomcooks 7y ago
      I know the difference between a focaccia and a pinsa. Turin, Milan, Bergamo, Brescia and other cities have a lot of "pinseria" joints. Ma tipo tante eh. Saluti!
      - toyg 7y ago
        Maybe they don't cross the Po then, not really seen them in Emilia :)