Thin crust pizza is a style of pizza characterized by its crispy, thin base. Unlike traditional thick crust varieties, it has less dough, allowing for a greater emphasis on toppings and sauce. This type of pizza is often baked at high temperatures, resulting in a crunchy texture that many pizza lovers enjoy. Common toppings for thin crust pizza include tomato sauce, cheese, and various meats and vegetables. Popular variations can be found in different regions, such as New York-style and Italian-style thin crusts, each offering unique flavors and preparation methods.