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Pizza Hut In the Paramount universe, it's Pizza Hut. It's mostly just Product Placement. Pizza is Pizza to the Turtles.

Pizza is a food that is well-loved by most people. New York, the place in which the Turtles reside, is famous for its Pizza. Being New York turtles, it makes sense why it's a staple and greatly loved food by the TMNT.

While their love for pizza has been well established, and their newly proven passion for cereal is now on fans' radar, there was a time in the TMNT lore where they didn't care for either of those tasty foods.

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While turtles can't eat pizza, the pizza love was created to reflect their teenage side, as there's no food more closely associated with teenagers than pizza. Additionally, it increases the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' association with their home city of New York.

pizza “They love truth, justice, and a slice of pizza,” said their marketing director, Richard Sallis, and you can spot Ninja Turtles eating pizza in most of the early episodes.

pizza “They love truth, justice, and a slice of pizza,” said their marketing director, Richard Sallis, and you can spot Ninja Turtles eating pizza in most of the early episodes.

Michelangelo Michelangelo loves pizza the most out the bunch, and in the Archie Comics and 1987 television series, the Turtles try a variety of toppings, including clams, tuna, sauerkraut, chocolate, ice cream, bananas, jelly beans and peanut butter.

Animal-based food sources for turtles can include processed pet foods like drained sardines, turtle pellets, and trout chow. You can also feed them cooked chicken, beef, and turkey. Live prey can include moths, crickets, shrimp, krill, feeder fish, and worms.

Land turtles munch on beetles, fruit and grass, according National Geographic Kids. When it comes to your pet turtle, their diet is omnivorous. Younger turtles, between 7-to-10 years old, will need more meat, but as they get older, they will eat meat, vegetables and fruit, according to Fetch by WebMD.