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Domino's Pizza Presents the Pizza 'Holdouts'

Domino’s Pizza (NYSE: DPZ), the recognized world leader in pizza delivery, is launching the next chapter of advertising its “inspired” new hand-tossed pizza. Following the breakthrough Oh Yes We Did campaign – where actual Domino’s Pizza employees faced consumer criticism head-on in reinventing the company’s core hand-tossed recipe – the new campaign takes America on a journey to find the last pizza “holdouts.”

France 'Claims' Best Pizza Maker Title

According to the BBC, “Italians do not make the world’s best pizzas, according to organisers of the Pizza and Pasta Expo held in Paris on Wednesday. They gathered the country’s best pizza makers and pitted them against candidates from the rest of the world and decided the French are the best pizza makers. France is the second biggest consumer of pizza in the world after the USA – ahead of its Italian inventors.”

Papa Murphys Sold To Lee Equity Partners

New York-based private equity firm Lee Equity Partners has signed a definitive agreement to purchase the nearly 1,200 unit Papa Murphy’s Take ’N’ Bake pizza chain from its current majority owner, Charlesbank Capital Partners. Terms of the deal are not being disclosed.

Tutta Bella April "Speciales" Include Cheeseless Pizza and Legendary Wine

Tutta Bella Executive Chef Brian Gojdics is featuring the “Pizza Umberto†as the month of April’s Pizza Speciale. Made with a combination of extra virgin olive oil, Pomodoro San Marzano, Genoa salami, roasted mushrooms, slivered garlic and fresh oregano, this particular pizza is made without cheese (yes – lactose intolerant pizza lovers – now you can have your pie and enjoy it too!).

Phoenix College Receives Grant from Chefs of Tomorrow

Master Chef Scott Robinson, CWMC, CEC, CCE, CHE, director of Culinary Studies and Food Service Administration at Phoenix College, accepted a Chefs of Tomorrow™ grant from Bruce Taylor, Business Manager with Sheboygan, Wisc.-based Johnsonville Sausage on March 19 during the Research Chefs Association’s (RCA) 2010 Conference & Culinology Expo. The grant will be used to advance the professional development of foodservice faculty at Phoenix College.

My Kind of Pizza, Chicago Is

According to Seattle Weekly, “This week, Jason Sheehan uses his review of two Seattle-based purveyors of Chicago-style pizza to make one thing abundantly clear: He finds deep-dish pizza to be vastly inferior to the thin, tangy slices slung in his native New York. The crux of Sheehan’s argument is that Chicago-style pizza isn’t even pizza; rather, it’s essentially a giant tomato and cheese sandwich, with way too much bread.”

Pizza Pizza's Chief Executive Officer Passes

It is with great sadness that Pizza Pizza Royalty Income Fund /quotes/comstock/11t!pza.un (CA:PZA.UN 7.30, +0.03, +0.41%) (the “Fund”) and Pizza Pizza Limited (the “Company”) today announced the death of Michael Overs, Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and Founder of the Company.

New York Times Reviews Brooklyn's Motorino

According to the New York Times, “There was a television crew in Motorino in Williamsburg a couple of weeks ago, Michelle Park from NY1 shooting a segment with the restaurant’s chef, the elegant young Mathieu Palombino. He smiled shyly in chef’s whites.”

Pizza For Breakfast?

Find out how some pizzerias have turned the age-old “cold pizza for breakfast” tradition to their advantage.

New Pizzeria For Disney

According to TheDisneyBlog.com, “Culinary expansions are under way at the Italy pavilion and Mexico pavilion. In Italy, an authentic Neapolitan pizzeria plans to open in time for the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival.

Thief Returns Donation Money, Apologizes

“A man who was caught on camera stealing a donation jar from a Ferndale pizzeria Wednesday has returned some of the money and apologized,” WDIV-TV in Michigan reported.

Mobiles Find Its a Bumpy Road

According to QSR Magazine, “As mobile quick serves grow in popularity across the country, operators should be prepared for a host of challenges when running one.”