Italy’s Cheapest and Most Expensive PIZZA!! Worse Than Pizza Hut!!

3 ways to make any food expensive: Add truffle, add caviar, or add gold leafs

The $9 pizza looked more appetizing than the $1k pizza tbh

Italian from Italy here and couple of things: - One classic Margherita pizza is around 7/8€ in the north and 4/5€ in the south...if you see a price higher than that for a normal Margherita you know that everithing will be overpriced (usually in touristic spots). - The guide talked about the origins of it in a very generic way and told only the recipe for the base so, not that informative in my opinion. - Trancio is a type of pizza but not a classic one so you can put whatever the hell you want on it 😂 - The truffle pizza is another type of pizza called Pizza Gourmet and its a completely different dish that is called like that just cause it resemble a pizza, still really good but yeah, not a "real" pizza.

my frozen chicken breast costs $2 but i put a 10kg gold bar on top making it the most expensive chicken breast meal.

In my local pizzeria in italy, a full pizza costs 4.50 euros and its good, sometimes on every afternoon at 12.00 midday, you can buy any pizza you want for 6.00 euros with free beverages

7:21 you can find many many places selling pizza by weight that end up being even cheaper than the first pizza showed (9 euros one)! Just go a little far from the tourist traps and you are gold!

Calling bull on the Pineapple. Anthony Bourdain went to the same pizza shop, yes Bonci in Italy and the owner made a pineapple pizza both the owner and Bourdain loved it

“I tell my wife that all the time”😂

Sonny cutting into the first pizza has me crying. 😭

crazy how you can put whole olives, artichokes and horse ass but never pineapple

Italians will put anything on a pizza -- peppers, olives, mushrooms, truffles, eggs, onions -- the only thing they won't allow is pineapple. At this point I'm 100% convinced that they don't have an issue with pineapple, but rather the fact that the pineapple pizza was invented outside of Italy.

Awesome video! I just want to say thanks for making these. It really has been helping my relationship with food get better! Thank you!

The authenticity and comedic timing of SONNY & ALBERTO is heartwarming 14:05

the pizza is more like 200$, for $1200, you should have used all the balsamic vinegar.

The sizes of your mouthfuls are the choking hazard 😂 haha glad I am not alone 😅

Here's the kind of foodie I am. I would never spend $35 bucks on a pizza, but I would spend a $1000 on that 100 year old Balsamic Vinegar.

There’s nothing I love more than day drinking and watching Sonny

Been to Italy 7 times now.. only got one good pizza in Rome.. and that was a little stand on the street.. if you want good and the best pizza.. Naples.. no doubt. 9 out 10 served in Naples is 5 star taste and quality!

the voice of your tour guide is majestic

One of your best videos sonny! Thanks for that