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Sudokus are all the rage these days, and a Web site that morphed the numbers into colors, Colordoku, has taken it one step further. They merged their mathematical and foodie sides to create a replica of a successful Sudoku puzzle in delicious pizza form.
It's not the hardest project to take on if you use an already completed puzzle, but it sure takes some time. They laid out the puzzle boxes, and then filled them with olives, fresh basil, potato, onion, garlic, salami, zucchini, sausage and spinach.
The only unfortunate bit of this tasty puzzle piece is trying to spot the sudoku handiwork amid the sea of melted cheese. Then again, the effort might be worth it either way because you're sure to have something delicious to sink your teeth into on every square inch of that puppy.
Have you ever created something that fastidious in your kitchen?
[via Serious Eats]
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