Pizza sizes at various places

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Is there a list of what size different places' "small", "medium" and "large" pizzas are?

Pizza Perfect specifically list the size (30cm (large) and 23cm (small)) (except for dessert pizzas and kiddies pizzas)

Debonair's have 19cm (small), 23cm (medium) and 30cm (large)

For those size, areas are:
19 cm: 283,5 cm²
23 cm: 415,5 cm²
30 cm: 706,9 cm²

Some other mentioned size:
28 cm: 615,8 cm²
42 cm: 1385,4 cm²

The unknowns are Roman's, Rebel's and similar... This makes price comparisons hard.

(This would probably make a decent article as well)

Edit: Fixed my dodgy math and added areas for other sizes mentioned....
 
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Panarotti's and Col'Cacchio both only have one size: 30cm

although Panarotti's has a section of monster size pizzas (42cm) and the kiddies menu has a kiddie size
while Col'Cacchio offers the option for a medium pizza (28cm) with side salad for a "healthy option" on some pizzas
 
What you listed seems to be the standard in SA. There are going to be minor variations (and shrinkflation/cheating) at times.
 
Is there a list of what size different places' "small", "medium" and "large" pizzas are?

Pizza Perfect specifically list the size (30cm (large) and 23cm (small)) (except for dessert pizzas and kiddies pizzas)

Debonair's have 19cm (small), 23cm (medium) and 30cm (large)

For those size, areas are:
19cm: 1134 cm²
23cm: 1662 cm²
30cm: 2827 cm²

The unknowns are Roman's, Rebel's and similar... This makes price comparisons hard.

(This would probably make a decent article as well)
My 5 minutes research suggest that the area of 19cm pizza is 283.53cm².

How did you work it out? 19/2 squared x pi.
 
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