Article: HomeMade Pizza Co. In Northwest

Here's the dilemma this Chicago chain seeks to solve: Pizza (particularly thin-crust) doesn't travel well, yet people want to eat it at home without taking the time to make it from scratch. That's why one thing you won't find in any of the company's sleek little storefronts is an oven.

At HomeMade Pizza Co., which opened its first Washington store in Spring Valley in late October, they do the making and you do the baking. Order a pie and the team stretches the dough, tops it with sauce, cheese and other ingredients, sets it on a parchment-covered cardboard round and seals it in plastic. You take it home, unwrap it, then slide it and the parchment directly onto the rack of a preheated oven. ...

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