Pizza is one of the most popular foods that people around the world enjoy. You can get a slice almost anywhere, but the price you pay depends a lot on where you are. To show just how much pizza prices vary, UK-based Climadoor put together a list of how much pizza one U.S. dollar gets you in different countries. All prices are based on the average cost of a large margherita pizza.
New Zealand comes in with the cheapest pies, a whole margherita is only about $3.46 there, and Finland has the priciest pies at $26.50 each. Here in the U.S., we’re in the middle with a large margherita going for around $13.99 on average. And this is how much pizza you can get for a buck in these countries, from the most number of slices to the least.
- New Zealand - 2.3 slices for $1
- Poland - 1.6 slices for $1
- Australia - 1.3 slices for $1
- Russia - 0.9 slices for $1
- Mexico - 0.9 slices for $1
- Germany - 0.7 slices for $1
- Bahamas - 0.6 slices for $1
- USA - 0.6 slices for $1
- France - 0.5 slices for $1
- Japan - 0.4 slices for $1
- Finland - 0.3 slices for $1
Check out the entire list here.
Source: Foodbeast
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