We have all been sharing pizza with those who hate crusts, others who love them and come who complain that they got the smallest slice or least topping.
Finally, these problems could become a thing from the past thanks to two mathematicians Joel Haddley and Stephen Worsley from the University of Liverpool.
The mathematicians have shunned the traditional method of slicing pizza in favor of a new style.
The two men realized that by using a slicing recipe known as 'monohedral disc tiling', they could produce 12 identically sized pieces - six forming a star in the center, and six dividing up the crust.
This way, crust-lovers and crust-haters will be both satisfied.