Get a pizza this!
Mercury and Brit award nominee Jessie Ware's invention is part of a charity collaboration with Yard Sale Pizza to raise money for Nightingale Hammerson.
Singer songwriter Jessie Ware has created a pizza with a Jewish twist, as part of a charity collaboration with Yard Sale Pizza to raise money for Nightingale Hammerson.
The Mercury and Brit award nominee came up with the Friday Night Full House, which features beef brisket, potato latkes, and fresh dill pickles and is inspired by the ‘Jewish-ish’ chapter in her upcoming cookbook, Table Manners, The Cookbook, co-written with her mum, Lennie.
In a statement, Yard Sale Pizza said: “Jessie has been hard at work in the kitchen with our co-founder Nick to create an absolute showstopper of a pizza.”
A special edition T-shirt designed by Patrick Schmidt will also be on sale. For every T-shirt and pizza sold, £1 will be donated to Nightingale Hammerson, of which Jessie is a patron.
- The pizza, which is not kosher, is available until 30 March in all Yard Sale Pizza stores across London.
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