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Pizza Old and New

New York, NY —

American pizza turns 100 years old this month. A lot has changed since November, 1905 when Lombardi's grocery store in Brooklyn Heights started selling their special mix of bread, tomatoes and cheese.

To find out how WNYC's Dan Blumberg visited the Javits Center, where a group of pizza makers from around the world has gathered for the Second Annual New York Pizza Show.

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