Classic pizza dough has a rich history dating back centuries, originating in Italy, specifically in Naples, where pizza began as a humble dish for the working classes. Over time, this recipe has spread throughout the world and has been adapted into many cultures. In Latin America, pizza goes by various names and styles, although the term "pizza" generally remains constant. For example, in countries like Mexico, Argentina, and Chile, pizza is very popular and is enjoyed with different ingredients and dough styles, but the base remains the classic Italian dough.
This preparation has been adopted in much of Latin America, and although in some regions it may be called "flour dough cake" or simply "pizza dough," the original recipe remains the same: a mixture of flour, yeast, water, and salt that, through a process of kneading and fermentation, provides a crispy, fluffy, and delicious base for any type of topping.