Cookie Policy

Cookies are tiny pieces of data that websites send to your browser. Think of them as bookmarks that help sites recognize you when you return. They store information about your visit—things like language preferences, items you've viewed, or whether you're logged into an account.

Most websites use them. Without cookies, you'd need to adjust your settings every single time you visited a page. They make browsing smoother and more personalized.

Some cookies only last for your current session. Others stick around longer to remember you next week or next month. We use both types, depending on what makes sense for the feature.

Here's what cookies actually do for you when you're exploring PizzaPizza:

• Remember your dietary preferences so we can suggest appropriate seasonal recipes
• Keep track of recipes you've saved or marked as favorites for quick access later
• Maintain your login session so you don't get kicked out while browsing
• Track which cooking techniques or ingredients interest you most
• Help us identify technical issues or pages that aren't loading properly
• Show you content that matches your skill level and cooking interests

In early 2025, we noticed that visitors who had cookies enabled spent more time exploring our seasonal ingredient guides and returned more frequently. That's not because cookies are magical—it's because the site remembers what they care about and adapts accordingly.

You're in control. Every modern browser lets you manage or block cookies through its settings menu. Keep in mind that disabling all cookies might affect how the site works for you.

Most browsers also offer "incognito" or "private browsing" modes that don't save cookies after you close the window. That's useful if you're using a shared device or just prefer not to leave traces of your browsing session.

If you block all cookies from pizzapizzas.top, you can still read recipes and browse content. However, the site won't remember your preferences, and some interactive features might not work as smoothly.

Sometimes we work with other services that also use cookies. For example, if we embed a video tutorial about seasonal ingredient preparation, the video platform might set its own cookies to track playback preferences.

We try to limit third-party cookies, but some are necessary for features like social sharing buttons or embedded content. These external services have their own privacy policies that govern how they use cookie data.

Our analytics tools help us understand traffic patterns and user behavior, but they don't collect personally identifiable information. Everything is aggregated and anonymous.

We review this policy periodically and update it when necessary. If we make significant changes to how we use cookies, we'll post a notice on the site or send an email to registered users.

Technology changes. Privacy regulations evolve. We want to make sure this policy stays accurate and useful. The last update was completed in January 2025 to reflect current practices and legal requirements in Canada.