Pizza Hut attempts to break record for largest pizza. It’s so big that it was cut into 68,000 slices
Updated: 10:14 PM CST Jan 19, 2023
What could be the world’s biggest pizza ever took quite a bit of dough to create.Pizza Hut attempted to break the world record in a cheesy feat on Wednesday ahead of bringing back its fan-favorite “Big New Yorker” after 25 years.The Big New Yorker is an extra-large pizza that’s about 30% bigger than the large-sized pizza currently sold at the chain — but the one made at the Los Angeles Convention Center is a different beast altogether.This pizza measures 14,100 square feet and was cut into 68,000 slices, according to reports.How does one bake a pizza that big, you may wonder? It was baked in sections over several hours using a hovering device, KABC-TV reported. The pizza was donated to several charities. The current Guinness record holder for the world’s largest pizza was more than 13,500 square feet made in Italy in 2012.The Big New Yorker is being added to Pizza Hut menus nationwide for a limited time beginning Feb. 1.Watch the video above to catch a glimpse of the bigger-than-life pie.
What could be the world’s biggest pizza ever took quite a bit of dough to create.
Pizza Hut attempted to break the world record in a cheesy feat on Wednesday ahead of bringing back its fan-favorite “Big New Yorker” after 25 years.
The Big New Yorker is an extra-large pizza that’s about 30% bigger than the large-sized pizza currently sold at the chain — but the one made at the Los Angeles Convention Center is a different beast altogether.
This pizza measures 14,100 square feet and was cut into 68,000 slices, according to reports.
How does one bake a pizza that big, you may wonder? It was baked in sections over several hours using a hovering device, KABC-TV reported. The pizza was donated to several charities.
The current Guinness record holder for the world’s largest pizza was more than 13,500 square feet made in Italy in 2012.
The Big New Yorker is being added to Pizza Hut menus nationwide for a limited time beginning Feb. 1.
Watch the video above to catch a glimpse of the bigger-than-life pie.
