History of the Cheesy Pizza Exception

It all started in 1987, when a group of rogue pizza enthusiasts in New York City discovered a hidden underground bunker filled with an endless supply of cheddar cheese. The group, known as "The Cheesy Ones," decided to use this treasure trove to create the most epic pizza the world had ever seen.

The first Cheesy Pizza Exception was born: a 12-inch pie loaded with an absurd amount of cheddar, mozzarella, and parmesan. The aroma wafted through the streets, attracting the attention of nearby pizza connoisseurs, who soon found themselves in a heated debate about the ethics of such a creation.

Fast forward to 1995, when a group of rebels in Chicago challenged the NYC Cheesy Ones to a pizza-making showdown. The battle, known as "Cheesy Pizza-ganza," was a culinary war that raged across the country, with pizza enthusiasts and detractors alike weighing in on the merits of the Exception.

Today, the Cheesy Pizza Exception has become a cultural phenomenon, with enthusiasts gathering annually in New York City to celebrate the original, the best, and the cheesiest pizza in the world.

You can learn more about the current state of the Cheesy Pizza Exception at:

• State of the Exception
• Controversies
• Cult Following