An ex-Domino’s worker has left the internet in stitches after recreating a ‘meat lover’s pizza’ in art – using her bum to do so.
Samantha Golitz is a professional pizza maker and artist who has racked up over 16 million views for a recent TikTok (@tacosamie) with her unusual food-inspired pieces.
In lieu of brushes though, the 32-year-old uses her body with her arms, legs, back and even bottom used as the ‘tools’ – and they sell for $200 (£157.59).
And fans often make requests, with one person recently asking the pizza expert to put together a ‘meat lover’s’ delight.
“I am a professional pizza maker and I actually worked at Domino’s for five years until last year,” Samantha, from North Carolina, US, told NeedToKnow.co.uk.
“Making pizza has become a huge passion of mine.
“And that’s why I left Domino’s and moved to a pizza restaurant because I wanted to learn more about the food itself.
“On average, it takes me about two to three days to finish a piece.
“However, at this point, I’ve done so many, I’ve been able to work on three to five of them at once and rotate them so my average time is definitely slimming down.
“Each painting I pour my heart into and I even send photos with updates.”
In the viral video, which has over 2.1m likes, Samantha can be seen hard at work creating the pizza art on a canvas.
She paints her leg and thigh yellow and lies down on the canvas.
Showing off the outline of her thighs and bum, Samantha then delicately ‘draws’ on the cheese, pepperoni and other toppings.
Zach commented: “I’ve never craved pizza like that before.”
Alynn added: “YASSSSS.” [sic]
Someone else said: “That’s so awesome.”
Another fan wrote: “That’s sick.”
“My bf asked me to make him one lmao,” Anna said. [sic]
“Is it too much to want a gf who will do this,” someone else joked. [sic]
“Thats actually pretty damn good,” wrote another fan. [sic]
“I need this on my wall!” commented Patrick.
”Gotta throw some Pineapple on it,” another viewer added.
Someone else added “Totally thought you dipped yourself in mustard.”
Lewis said: “Now I want a Hawaiian.”
