Jumbo slice

Jumbo Slice is a type of pizza that originated in the Adams Morgan neighborhood of Washington, D.C. in the United States. It is known for its large size, often being larger than a typical pizza slice.

History

The Jumbo Slice was first introduced in the late 20th century in Adams Morgan, a neighborhood known for its vibrant nightlife. The large size of the slice made it a popular choice among late-night patrons, who would often purchase a slice on their way home from the bars and clubs in the area.

Characteristics

A Jumbo Slice is typically larger than a regular pizza slice, often measuring up to 22 inches in length. It is usually served on two paper plates due to its size. The slice is typically topped with cheese, tomato sauce, and various toppings, although the exact toppings can vary depending on the pizzeria.

Cultural Impact

The Jumbo Slice has become a cultural icon in Washington, D.C., with many tourists and locals alike seeking out the dish. It has also been featured in various media outlets, further increasing its popularity.

See Also

• Pizza in the United States
• Food culture in Washington, D.C.

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