Until recently, Hawaiian pizza held the crown for the world's most controversial pie, with its divisive mix of ham, cheese, and pineapple drawing ire from Italian purists—even prompting a short-lived ban proposal from Iceland's president. But contenders like cotton candy pizza and pea-mayo toppings have entered the fray. Now, Roman's Pizzeria in Glasgow, Scotland, may claim the title with its game-changing calzone: a folded pizza dough pocket stuffed with a gooey Mars bar, chocolate ice cream, and topped with almond chips.
Dubbed "one of the world's unhealthiest pizzas," this creation packs a whopping 1,973 calories—roughly a woman's daily requirement. Pizzeria manager Fraser Walker shared the origin story with Metro: "The restaurant opened 5.5 months ago. We wanted a menu standout beyond our renowned traditional Italian pizzas. After brainstorming with the chef, the Mars bar calzone was born." Launched in early October 2018, it's become a Glasgow sensation, with orders pouring in from as far as Germany. Indulge if you dare, but moderation is key—excess sugar and fat aren't friends to health. What do you think of this sweet-savory mashup?
