Beloved St. Louis pizza chain Imo’s Pizza, probably the cheese’s biggest commercial champion, describes Provel on its website as a “cheesy ingredient,” a rhetorical tap dance possibly ...

If you visit St. Louis and order a pizza or cheeseburger, there's a good chance that it'll be served with a type of cheese you may not know about: provel. This cheese is more or less unique to the ...

A “Deluxe” St. Louis-style pizza topped with sausage, mushrooms, onions, green pepper, bacon, and Provel cheese alongside toasted ravioli and a house salad on Thursday, Oct. 6, 2022, at Imo ...

The Pittsburgh-based Caliente Pizza & Draft House chain is introducing St. Louis-style pizza to an updated menu. The pie is ...

Provel, of course, is the polarizing melty cheese topping for St. Louis-style pizza. Bon Appetit described the processed cheese product as “something between béchamel and a thick, savory crème ...

Facebook/Imo's Pizza This is probably the cheesiest column I’ve written. But bear with me Kansas Citians. State Rep. Adam Schwadron wants to designate Provel as the official cheese of Missouri.

letting it slip that the pizza in question is St. Louis style (cracker-thin crust and Provel cheese) or a classic New York slice. One complication: If you simply search for “Chicago” or ...

this style is also covered with cheese on the entire pizza, including the crust. The pizza is topped with Provel cheese, a combination of cheddar, Swiss and provolone. Sicilian style pizza ...

According to the release, the launch also highlights how the company redesigned packaging for its entire retail line of sauces, salad dressings, pizza crusts, Provel and other cheese products.

This style of pizza features the famous provel cheese—a blend of cheddar, Swiss, and provolone—along with a thin crust and is typically served in square slices rather than rectangles.

Think of it like eggplant parmesan, the pizza. Decline the offer of extra powdered garlic on top. Provel cheese does not melt so much as it settles, like glue oozed from a bottle of Elmer’s.