
About the Show
The fourth annual Pizza & PAsta Northeast will showcase top suppliers for pizzerias and Italian restaurants in Atlantic City, New Jersey October 16-17, 2022.

Education Schedule
From School of Pizzeria Management Workshops to live demos in the expo hall. We have education opprotunities for everyone, hosted by the industry’s best!

Exhibitor List/ Floor Plan
Find what you need for your business from hundreds of top industry suppliers in our expo hall.
Get Involved
There’s no shortage of opportunities to improve your business and get involved at the show. Learn from Tony G in our School of Pizzeria Management Workshops, show off your skills in one of our yearly competitions & much more!
84. Pizza Across America
83. Ken Forkish on Baking
82: The Employee Component
81. Happy New Year & New Successes
80. REPLAY — Pizza Family, Pizza Wars with Nicole Russell
79. Growth Mode with Shane Spillers
Are you ready to connect with Pizza's top industry experts and professionals? Have you perfected your "nice to finally meet you!" handshake? Better start practicing! Click the link in our bio to learn more about how you can expand your cheesy horizons at the International Pizza Expo #pizzaexpo #pizza
It’s #nationalsandwichday so that means we get to reveal the winners of the Pizza Expo 365 Sandwich Competition! Congrats to our first place winner Mike Sweetman (@paninomike) with his amazing Buffalo Chicken Panino and our second place winner Sarah Russell @mister_pickles_pickles) with her Youngstown Italian Hero! See you all next time!
Today is National Breadstick Day! What is your preferred style of breadstick? Try this recipe for Soft Pretzel Breadsticks! Flour: (Soft wheat pastry flour) 100 percent Salt: 1 percent Yeast: (IDY) 0.25 percent Water: (variable) 40 to 45 percent Oil/fat: 5 to 8 percent Finished Dough Temperature: 80 F Mix dough just until it takes on a smooth appearance. Allow to ferment for 2 hours (can go as long as 5 hours for more flavor). Divide into desired weight pieces, usually about 2 to 2.5 ounces each. Roll out each dough piece with a sheeter/rolling pin to about ¼-inch thickness, then roll up like a jellyroll. Form the finished roll into a piece about the size and shape of a hotdog. Be sure the seam is well sealed on the dough. Allow the formed dough pieces to rest for about 5 minutes, then pass through an alkali bath (2-percent sodium hydroxide in water). Note: Be very careful handling and working around this stuff! The alkali solution can also be brushed onto the surface of each roll if desired. Due to the danger of working with the sodium hydroxide, some bakers opt to use a 20-percent non-diastatic malt syrup solution (2 parts malt syrup in 8 parts water). Sprinkle with pretzel salt or any coarse salt. Bake at 425 F until lightly browned, typically 15 to 20 minutes (will vary with the type of oven used). A common variation is to not use any salt on the dough prior to baking. If you choose this method, dip the baked pretzel bread in clarified butter as soon as it comes out of the oven. Set aside to drain and cool before serving. #PizzaExpo #NationalBreadstickDay #breadstickday #pretzelbreadsticks #breadstickrecipe

















