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Kid food critic Luca Marconi reviews a New York pizza

Luca Marconi, the 12-year-old food critic making a name for himself on Instagram, stops by TODAY to tell Hoda Kotb and guest co-host Andy Cohen about his popular videos and his complicated rating process. Later, he reviews a special buratta pie from a Brooklyn pizzeria.

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