The differences outside of the US are different. So there is no US-difference for non-Americans to learn. You are just attempting to push your local reality unto the rest of the world.
I’m sure you have cheese pizzas and they’re distinct from quattro formaggi. I’m not saying there isn’t. I’m just answering your question. As a non-american, the only pizza with cheese is quattro formaggi. All the others are just “pizza”. Because all the others have tomato sauce + mozzarella as a base.
Except supermarket pizzas which sometimes have cheaper cheeses on them. But they’re still just pizza, not “cheese pizza”.
Do non-americans really not know the difference?
The differences outside of the US are different. So there is no US-difference for non-Americans to learn. You are just attempting to push your local reality unto the rest of the world.
The only “cheese” pizza I know is quattro formaggi.
Which is 4 cheeses (iirc specific cheeses), distinct from other cheese pizzas
I’m sure you have cheese pizzas and they’re distinct from quattro formaggi. I’m not saying there isn’t. I’m just answering your question. As a non-american, the only pizza with cheese is quattro formaggi. All the others are just “pizza”. Because all the others have tomato sauce + mozzarella as a base. Except supermarket pizzas which sometimes have cheaper cheeses on them. But they’re still just pizza, not “cheese pizza”.
Interesting. Thanks, I didn’t understand you were actually answering my question haha. Curious what region you’re from, if you’re comfortable saying.
I’m from Romania.
Outside of america, there is no difference.