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I've wondered whether an unbaked pizza could be slotted in to a preheated pizza stone 'cage', slipped in to a heat sink type cooler for transportation, and bake
by pjmorris 7y ago
I've wondered whether an unbaked pizza could be slotted in to a preheated pizza stone 'cage', slipped in to a heat sink type cooler for transportation, and bake while it's on its way to its destination. Assuming the details could be worked out, the customer would have hotter, fresher pizza, and the pizza shop could better match its resources to demand. Even if the tech could be worked out, it seems accident prone compared to the current situation.
- 18pfsmt 7y agoAs I read your parent's comment, my mind was drifting in the direction of your comment. Domino's is said to be working on such a thing, but more of warming rather than a cooking setup. The good pizza places I know use ovens that are ~500F. A couple issues: Is that feasible or safe in a vehicle? How about different distances to the delivery location resulting in overcooking/undercooking some pizzas? I live a couple blocks from a pizza place. I order, wait 10 min, then turn on my oven, and then pick it up 10 min later.
- gnicholas 7y agoSee Zume Pizza: https://mashable.com/2018/04/25/zume-pizza-robot-delivery-trucks/ https://mashable.com/2018/04/25/zume-pizza-robot-delivery-tr...