Why does pizza come in a square box, but is baked into a circle yet we eat it in triangles?
Pizza conundrum
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Once you learn why pizzas are made to be round, stuffed into a square box and sliced into triangles… then you sir will finally understand women 🤣
Don't question it, just eat it.
It's because square boxes are easier to produce than round ones. And the slices we cut pizza into are not triangles but circular sectors. They have a curved edge.
A pizza is circular because it is the easiest way to form them geometrically pleasing and in a way that allows to put as many as possible in an oven without them sticking together too much. Also they fit on circular plates that way. And plates are curvular because they were made on potter's wheels for quick mass production and geometrically even shapes.
Well back in my old home we had a square shaped sheet pan, so usually our home-made pizzas came out in that shape, and also we cut them up as squares as well
I'm about to ruin everyone's good time. I present to everyone, one of the pizzas that a fancy pizza place in my city does. I present to everyone...
I've had it, and it's good. Fight me or change my mind!
Oooh interesting orange on pizza 🤔