America's Largest Pizzas Slideshow

While America is not the home of the largest pizza ever made, we do host come gargantuan specimens, so click through to check out some of the pies in America that are fit to feed a small army — or perhaps just one very hungry pizza lover.

Tenney's pizza challenge: one 26-inch pizza to be eaten in less than an hour.

Named "The Beast," the 26-inch pizza is made of 48 ounces of dough, 24 ounces of cheese, 15 ounces of sauce, and six ounces of pepperoni. Diners who take on the Tenney's challenge win $100 if they complete the task.

Family Pizzeria's pizza challenge: one 28-inch pie to be eaten by a couple in less than an hour.

In order to win Family's hour-long challenge for two, the pizza must include two toppings, and beverages are allowed but challengers cannot leave the dining room during the challenge. Winners receive the pizza for free, $40, and t-shirts.

In a city where a pizzeria can be found on nearly every corner, it's important to stand out from the crowd. Koronet does that by making its pies enormous.

Its pies are 30 inches in diameter, which is roughly the same size as some kitchens in New York City.

Randy's pizza challenge: 10 pounds of stuffed pizza, 22-inches in diameter.

As seen on Man v. Food, the pizza makers at Randy's Wooster Street Pizza pack four portions of pizza dough with meats, cheeses, and veggies, and stretch the whole thing until it reaches a diameter of 22 inches. Those who complete the challenge receive the meal for free, a $50 gift card, and a hat proclaiming their glorious win.

Big Pie's pizza challenge: one 11-pound pizza to be eaten in less than an hour.

For $50, you can try to win yourself and your dining companion an extra $200 at Big Pie in the Sky.

Firehouse claims their Monster Pizza is equivalent to five average pies, which seems about right to us.

The pie starts at $45, and you can add up to four toppings, priced at $9 each.

Schiappa's, which was established in 1979, has a diverse menu that includes a fair amount of seafood, but its claim to fame is serving a whopping 40-inch pie.

The Fabulous 40 Pizza costs $59.99; they charge $5.99 for each "traditional" topping, and extra cheese will cost you an additional $8.99.

Randy's Premier Pizza boasts a whole host of pizza challenges, but there's a particularly lucrative — and gut-busting — one that caught our eye.

If you give the pizzeria 48 hours' notice, you and two friends can attempt to consume a 48-inch pie and, if you're successful, Randy's will reward you $1,000.

The record holder for Largest Pizza Commercially Available, its "Giant Sicilian" is available in five of its branches around Los Angeles.

The Sicilian-style pie is said to feed up to 100 people, and the pizzeria needs at least 24 hours' notice in order to prepare it properly.

Big Lou's has a 42-inch pie on its menu, but that's not even its most intimidating, "go big or go home" option.

You can order an enormous 62-inch pie — that's right, over five feet wide — and  if you order the Super, it will come absolutely covered in toppings and cost $88.09 before gratuity and tax.

Everything's bigger in Texas, right? Well that includes the pizza made by San Antonio-based caterers The Dirt Road Cookers.

The team of eight broke the record back in 2013, and had to use a specially designed oven that took one year to create in order to do so.

129 feet-long, 92 feet-wide, and 50,000 slices — those are the measurements of the jaw-dropping pie made by Pizza Ranch.

Restaurant owner Bill Bahr and a team of 200 used 4,000 pounds of cheese, 700 pounds of sauce, and 9,500 sections of crust. We hope the staff remembered to invite Donatello, Leonardo, Michelangelo, and Raphael to the party!