Meet Manu, our passionate Italian Chef

We’d like to give a warm welcome to our training and development chef, Emanuele.

Early Life

Emanuele was born and raised in Sicily, Italy. Coming from a traditional Italian food loving family, this is where his passion for pizza began. Emanuele was cooking from a very young age, which resulted in him perusing an education in cooking in Italy.  So, it’s safe to say Emanuele is very knowledgeable in Italian culinary arts.

Moving to the UK

Moving to the UK in 2014, Emanuele brought the authentic Italian cooking techniques and expertise with him. Working as a chef in many restaurants within the food industry, more specifically Neapolitan pizzerias across the UK, until joining White’s Foodservice Equipment last year in August, as a development chef.

Manu cooking up tasty pizza at our on-site kitchen.

Scuola Italiana Pizzaioli

Emanuele is a master instructor, certified through the prestigious Scuola Italiana Pizzaioli. Now running Scuola Italiana Pizzaioli courses in the UK.

Where to find Emanuele

You can find Emanuele on our social channels if you haven’t already. Whether it is his helpful tutorial videos or photos of his demonstrations, you will be seeing more of him across our social platforms.

Emanuele has already settled in with all the staff at Whites, he’s known as quite the character, managing to put a smile on everyone’s face.

For training or product demonstrations at our kitchen or yours give Emanuele a call on 01527 528841.

Why is everyone talking about Detroit Pizza?

A hero’s origin story

Picture this. It’s the year 1940 something, it’s a hot summer in Detroit and the air is thick. A tired car mechanic is exhausted from a long day’s work in the heat. He could kill for a pizza. He fantasises about going to his local pizzeria but doesn’t think only one pizza will even nearly satisfy his hunger. And so, the Legend goes, as he finishes emptying the oil from his large, deep rectangle blue steel tray, he has an idea. How about a pizza made this thick? Made from this pan!

And this is how Detroit Pizza was born. Well…almost.

The pizza was developed in 1946 at Buddy's Rendezvous, a pizza restaurant in Detroit. The pans were originally the blue steel pans used by mechanics in the motor city to drain oil, and store their nuts and bolts.

A yummy looking Detroit Pizza by @Pizzaislovely

Since then

The Detroit-style pizza was popular throughout the Detroit area but until the 2010s was not often found at restaurants outside the area. In 2011 two Detroit brothers opened a Detroit-style pizza restaurant in Austin, Texas. In 2012, a New York restaurateur created a pizza he called "Detroit-style" using focaccia dough, mozzarella, and ricotta.

And thus, “Detroit-style” Pizza started growing across the US.

The growth was so fast, it attracted the attention of the premium pan makers, Lloyd Pans. Known for their innovation and precision, Lloyd pans adopted the Detroit style pans.

Sauce Dripping Goodness by Ramona in Manchester

Whites

Meanwhile across the pond. As interest grew in America, a few revolutionary Brits were adopting the technique but were struggling to source the pans. Looking for help, these experimental chefs took to social media in hopes of finding the best equipment.

This is where our forward-thinking Whites team first heard about the pizza. Eager to solve the problem, our team contacted already familiar suppliers Lloyd Pans. In 2019, Whites made their first order of 8x10 inch and 10x14 inch pans.

As predicted, pizzerias and pizzaioli’s across the UK fell in love with Detroit Pizza. Due to the fresh and tasty Detroit pizza recipe, along with the incredible design of the Lloyd pans. The special PSTK coating makes baking easy peasy, and the convenient sizing of 8x10 inch and 10x14inch were easy to add to menus for many restaurants and quickly became customer favourites. And when the world closed for the pandemic and the wave of the “pandemic pizza” emerged, we saw many new Detroit pizza businesses open.

Today

Nowadays, there are a growing number of pizzerias across the UK who have Detroit Pizza as their staple Pizza Style.

You may have already visited some of our Detroit pan loving customers, the powerhouse of Detroit Pizza London, the very trendy Ramona in Manchester, or the brilliant Bad Boy Pizza Society in various parts of the country.

If you find yourself munching on the crispy cheese edges of a sauce loaded Detroit pizza anytime soon, just know that Lloyd Pan probably made its way from our very own Whites Warehouse.

Same-day collection NOW AVAILABLE

We are very happy to announce, by popular demand, Pizza Equipment and Supplies can now officially offer an easy way to order a same- day collection through our website.

This is after realising many of our customers would prefer a collection service. Customers may be booked for a consultancy appointment with our very own chef Davide or Chef Emanuele and would like to buy some accessories at the same time, or customers may like to avoid the shipping charges or would like to come and see items for themselves and request our free cut down service of peels/brushes in person.

So, after realising this we wanted to create an easy and user-friendly way for our customers to arrange a same-day collection through our website.

So how do you do it?

To arrange a collection, order through the website, just as you would usually, however when you get the checkout, put your usual billing address but change the shipping address to our address!

Which is:

Whites Foodservice Equipment

Unit 8, Padgets Lane,

South Moons Moat Industrial Estate,

Redditch

B98 0RA

(But don’t worry too much about the wordy bits, the only important part is the postcode)

This way, our warehouse department is instantly alerted that this is a collection order, and all shipping charges are removed for you!

Yes, it really is that easy….

All payments methods remain the same, so you can still pay with a card/PayPal or even Pay in 3!

The boring bits

Collections are available for pick up between our opening hours, which is Monday to Friday, 9 to 5. This means same day collection is not available during holidays and weekend.

If you place your order after 3pm, we cannot guarantee it will be ready for same-day collection, especially for larger orders.

So, there it is! We would like to thank you for your support in this new method and are always open to making our systems more accessible and easier to use. So, feel free to contact us with any feedback. We are always happy to hear from you!

Our NEW Italian Pizza School!

We now have an in-house Pizza Academy, taught by our expert chef, Emanuele.

History

The Scuola Italiana Pizzaioli (Italian Pizza School) was created to teach professional pizza making. Born in the 80's and originating in Caorle, in the province of Venice. This School combines the passion of traditional, age-old methods and the desire to use scientific research and modern methodologies. This gives the student a detailed yet hands on learning experience.

The only certified school in Italy with physical locations both nationally and worldwide. With the main headquarters still located on Caorle, Venice, Scuola Italian Pizzaioli has expanded throughout the world. Having learning centres USA, China, Japan, Australia, Brazil, Germany and France, and with new openings in Spain, Portugal, Albania, England, Bulgaria, Belgium, Holland, Argentina, Russia, Mexico, Peru and Colombia.

Your Instructors

During the training you will be assisted by Emanuele, our passionate Pizza chef from Italy. You may already have received help or guidance from him through our development or consulting activities, or you may recognise him from their helpful tips and recipes on our social media. You will be professionally trained by him through the prestigious Scuola Italiana Pizzaioli to become an expert yourself, in authentic pizza making.

The Course

The organisation of our next course is underway and we are hoping to have dates confirmed very shortly.

Contact Manu if you would like more information!

How to Book

The organisation of our next course is underway and we are hoping to have dates confirmed very shortly.

Contact Manu if you would like more information!

[email protected] or call us on 01527 528841

How to Make Detroit Pizza

The popularity of Detroit Pizza has boomed worldwide with everyone asking for these square, deep dish pizzas. If you’ve not heard of the trend until now you may be wondering ‘what makes them so special?’.

Well, we have put together a step by step tutorial so you can give them a go yourself – if you haven’t already! Detroit Pizza is a truly unique and well-loved contribution to the pizza industry from the American Motor City. Be warned, these pictures will make you hungry…

Detroit Pizza baked with Lloyd Pans Detroit Pans. Photo and pizza credit to @pizzaislovely on Instagram.

Although it’s a rectangle (commonly baked in sizes 8×10″ or 10×14″) it is referred to as square pizza. This may be confusing, but it’s all part of Detroit Pizza tradition!

Detroit pizza dough is light, airy and resembles focaccia or Sicilian-style dough as opposed to thick, heavy Chicago-style pizza dough.

Now, this is where it gets interesting… for authentic Detroit pizza you basically have to reverse the usual way to load pizza. Firstly, toppings go directly onto the dough, followed by cheese – true Detroit pizza uses Wisconsin Brick Cheese, not mozzarella. Finally, ladle on top your sauce – hence the nickname ‘red top pizza’!

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WHAT YOU’LL NEED

For the dough:

– 1KG Strong Flour
– 700ml Water
– 5g Instant Dry Yeast
– 25g Salt

For the toppings:

– Pizza sauce
– Wisconsin Brick Cheese (we’ve used mozzarella)
-Your choice of pizza toppings

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How to make Detroit Pizza

  1. We assume you’re not total pizza newbies so let’s say you’ve got your dough prepped. (If you haven’t, we have found a great video here on how to make pizza dough.) Once your dough is ready, take it from the mixer and rest it for 30 minutes in a container. After 30 minutes, pop your dough on a clean table ready to portion.

2. Make sure you oil every container that will come into contact with your dough so it doesn’t stick.

3. Measure your dough out into smaller portions. You can calculate the correct dough ball size by using your tray/pan dimensions. The following formula will help:

(TRAY LEGNTH CM x TRAY WIDTH CM) / 2 = ______

For example, this was the formula we used for our 10 x 14″ Detroit Style Pizza Pans:

(25cm x 35cm) / 2 = 437g dough ball.

4. Once you have portioned out your dough, fold it into a nice, round dough ball and place it into your (previously oiled) container.

5. Wrap the container using cling film or a lid, and leave the dough resting for another 2 hours so it can prove.

6. We are using Detroit Pans from Lloyd Pans, distributed in the UK by Pizza Equipment. It has a special Lloyd Pans PSTK coating which makes it totally non-stick, metal utensil safe and there’s no need to season your pans before use. Take a look at Detroit Pans in the UK by clicking here. Proving/stacking lids are also available.

7. Generously oil the pan you are using. Then, take the dough ball and roll it out inside the pan. If it shrinks back just leave it for a couple of minutes, after which it should be easier to stretch.

8. Once the dough is rolled out in the pans and covering the whole surface, cover with the Detroit Pans lid. Give the dough one final prove before loading your masterpiece. We recommend at least 1 hour.

9. After an hour, dock your dough to get the bubbles out, or gently pinch any bubbles that have formed during your prove.

Once this is done add your toppings! We’ve gone with pepperoni – you can add anything you like (straight onto the dough!).

10. Then, add your cheese. Authentic Detroit Pizza is made with Wisconsin Brick Cheese. This is famously hard to get hold of in the UK, so we’ve gone with good old mozzarella (it was still delicious, may we add!).

To finish off, load your sauce on TOP of the cheese for that gorgeous red-top pizza look.

11. Bake in the oven at 250°C for 14-18 minutes (depending on your oven).

12. Cut into squares in true Detroit pizza style and enjoy!

New Restaurants! Franco Manca & Yard Sale Pizza Openings.

We celebrate Franco Manca's 7th store opening this year (all with Marana Forni ovens!) and Yard Sale Pizza opening their brand new store with a GENIUS® Marana Forni oven system.

Friday 20th September 2019... A busy 24 hours!

Thursday night was spent in London celebrating the opening of the latest Yard Sale Pizza store. Their new shop is in Hoxton and it is their first one with a Marana Forni 150 Genius® pizza oven system.

This innovative oven allows Yard Sale to cook their famous 18” pizzas perfectly without the need to turn them in the oven! This new Yard Sale Pizza opening is guaranteed to be a success with an oven that helps keep kitchen operations run smoothly.

Next stop was Manchester to visit the latest new Franco Manca store - this will be the 7th opening this year! All of which are kitted out with stunning Marana Forni ovens. 

This store has the 130 Rotating oven with the Su&Giu® function. Opening next week it is sure to be a success, and the good people of Manchester get to sample the same delicious Sourdough pizzas that diners have enjoyed in the other 49 existing restaurants. 

We are honoured to be part of their new store openings and wish both of these established and respected operators every deserved success.

If you'd like to know more about either of the ovens in these stores call us on 01527 528841 or visit the Marana Forni brands page on our website. There you can see endless images of those that are part of the Marana Forni family enjoying their ovens.

Take a look at the Yard Sale Pizza website here.

Take a look at the Franco Manca website here.

Marana Forni Traditional Ovens

Marana Forni began in the late 1980’s, thanks to the intuition of it’s owner Ferdinando Marana. The company began producing and selling wood, gas, pellet and combo-fired traditional pizza ovens for baking pizza and foods in general. Today, the company is synonymous all over the world with prestige, quality and innovation. The Marana Forni brand represents innovative technology, hand in hand with tradition. Their beautiful ovens were soon installed throughout Italy, Europe and more than 70 other countries worldwide. For the most part, this was achieved by word of mouth – the result of satisfied pizza chefs relying on products built using materials and technology of excellent quality. Marana Forni ovens have been chosen for the most important events dedicated to pizza, such as the World Pizza Chef Championships since 1995, as well as the French and Spanish championships. 

A company that has won awards for it’s innovations such as the patented SU&GIU® pizza oven, with a rotating deck which can also be lifted up and down to capture the heat in the oven, and the GENIUS Fast Casual oven (an oven that can be set to cook pizza with just one turn of the pizza deck, without the manual intervention from a pizza chef); Marana Forni also keeps it’s faith in traditional pizza ovens, with the Marana Fisso 120 and the Marana Napulé ovens:

Marana Fisso 120

This static pizza oven is constructed with traditional techniques and materials combined with the technological innovation and passion unique to a Marana Forni. Cooking quality is guaranteed by the choice of materials used and the specific way in which they are mixed. There are no other pizza ovens like a Marana – the result of painstaking development and meticulous testing, strictly performed at the Verona headquarters. The cooking surface has micro-perforations for easier expulsion of moisture from the pizza, and for better, more fragrant cooking – no burning and of course no cooking of surplus flour. Special technical features ensure that this oven complies with legal requirements on quality and safety. 

Marana Napulé

The wood- and gas-fired professional Static oven, certified by the AVPN (Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana). This is the outcome of Marana Forni’s intensive cooperation and development programme undertaken in association with the master Pizzaioli of Naples. Impressive teamwork, in which the experience of the Neapolitan Pizzaioli and the technological skill of Marana’s craftsmen, together created a unique appliance certified by the AVPN, the Genuine Neapolitan Pizza Association, for both wood- and gas-fired operation. Vesuvian lava stone is included in the exclusive mix of materials used for the ovens construction. 

These beautiful, innovative ovens can be covered to match your restaurant, either with a bare or coloured steel cupola, or a mosaic tiled steel cupola; the cupola can be customised with the colour of your choice, choosing from more than 2000 colours on the RAL, or metal brush colours – vibrant metal colours emphasising the hand-made brushed finish of the cupola. To see more, go to our Marana Forni gallery by clicking here or read more about Marana Forni ovens here.

The Definitive Guide to Pizza Equipment

As we all know the humble pizza is crowned one of the most popular foods consumed at restaurants across the UK. Positively, when it comes to delivery/take away services, time and time again the pizza market has proved to be one of the most resilient sectors.

It’s no secret everybody enjoys a decent pizza, and some passionate entrepreneurs transform their love of pizza into their livelihood. If you’re thinking about starting a pizza business, having the best equipment and accessories can weather the pressures of daily use so that you can attend to your customers’ every need.

So, if you’re ready to take the leap to the perfect pizza restaurateur, keep reading to find out what equipment you will need to open and get your delicious pizzas flying off the shelves in no time.

Choose the right pizza oven. 

First things first, the commercial pizza oven is the cornerstone of any lucrative pizza shop.

The right oven will not only transform your pizza into a gastronomic experience for your customers but will also impact the pace and production of your operation. There are a wide range of options that include but aren’t limited to: electric deck ovens, conveyor ovens, wood-fired ovens and gas-fired ovens. Your choices will all come down to the kind of pizza you will be offering. American deep pan? Thin crust? Authentic Neapolitan? Metre long pizza? You will also need to consider the volume and speed with which you will need to operate depending on footfall and location, and whether you will offer takeaway and delivery.

The perfect pizza prep fridge

Another fundamental piece of equipment every great pizza business requires is a good pizza prep fridge, also known as a prep bench. This piece of kit will enable you to top a pizza in no time at all while ensuring your ingredients are kept within safe temperature ranges. One of the errors a new pizza entrepreneur will want to avoid is purchasing the wrong type of pizza prep fridge for your business. The costs can stack up rapidly if you’re throwing food away or worse still, making pizzas with unsafe ingredients.

Identify your ideal dough mixer.

A quality dough mixer is the heart of any pizzeria and will be vital to creating the perfect dough. When you are choosing your dough mixer, you will need to consider what KG dough batches you will be mixing in order to choose the right model for you. Eliani and ItalMix are great pizza mixers on the market. The Eliani range of spiral dough mixers are extraordinarily sturdy and reliable and are known throughout the industry as THE machines to use for serious pizza makers and restaurateurs. Eliani produces spiral dough mixers with capacities from 1KG to 160KG of dough. ItalMix produce twin arm mixers that knead the dough just like real human arms. The ItalMix range offers the possibility of kneading different types of products, with different consistencies and water content percentage.

Pizza peels – turning and launching

For those not in the know, a pizza peel is a kitchen utensil which resembles a large flat shovel. Launching peels are designed to load your pizza into the oven correctly, and turning peels are used to spin your pizza to get an even bake, and then remove them from the oven. Both types of pizza peel are crucial for any pizza restaurant. Peels can be made from metal (anodised aluminium or stainless steel) or wood. They range in size to suit your pizza and are round, square, or rectangular. Handles also vary in length but we can cut them down to the space available in your kitchen.

Pizza boxes

Pizza Dough Boxes
Pizza Dough Boxes

Pizza boxes allow for the branding and logo of your service, and with today’s consumers desiring more environmentally friendly solutions, ensure your preferred packaging is recyclable. Consider the strength of the boxes versus the price trade-off and try not to be tempted with flimsy low-cost cardboard that may allow oil from your pizza to drip through.

Don’t underestimate heated bags.

It might seem easier to overlook this step but bear in mind you don’t want to risk negative feedback circulating regarding cold pizzas arriving. Delivery bags have improved immensely over the years. Keep your eyes peeled for the lining of the bag. Ideally, it should be “breathable,” allowing moisture to escape, while layers of insulation make sure the bag retains heat. Find bags which are durable and stain-proof and the right size for the quantity of pizzas you will be delivering in one trip.

Find your preferred pizza slicer.

There are many slicers available to suit your budget and volume of production. You can choose from heavy-duty pizza rocker cutters to low-cost pizza cutter wheels which have colour coded handles for meat/vegetarian/vegan/gluten-free pizzas.

Racks and shelving solutions

There are specialist racks designed to hold pizza pans, screens and disks. These racks are a great addition to any tidy and efficient pizza kitchen, used for storage and quick access. Consider the size of your kitchen, the number of pizzas you will be dishing out, and the size of your pans.

What accessories do I need for a pizza oven?

What Pizza accessories are helpful?

Here are some accessories that will ensure you are cooking your pizzas in the best way. Your pizzas will taste exceptional, your kitchen will run efficiently, and your customers will be coming back for more. In this article, we discuss the essential pizza oven accessories that you will need.

Pizza Peels – Launching & Turning

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Pizza Peels

This perfect accessory makes cooking pizza so much easier and saves valuable time for all your professional pizza chefs. Pizza peels are an essential pizza oven accessory.

They are used to move your finished pizza from the counter into the oven, ensuring it looks as good as it did during preparation. They can have long handles for sliding pizzas into the oven, or short handles if your space is limited. (We can supply the correct peel dependent on the pizza oven and space you have.) The head of the pizza peel varies in size dependent on the size of the pizza you are baking.

With the right pizza turning peel, you can turn the pizza for an even bake, and use it to get the pizza out of the oven when its ready, ensuring it stays intact. Never use your launching peel for turning or removing pizza from the oven – they are two very different but very necessary accessories for your pizza oven.

Metal pizza peels are very durable and easy to clean. You can select a pizza peel that is perforated or solid dependent on your needs. A perforated pizza peel has holes for reduced friction, and to allow the flour to drop through when loading your pizza into the oven; this avoids burnt flour on the base of your dough and keeps your oven cleaner for longer.

Wooden pizza peels are also available and dependant on your personal preference we can supply either. Some pizza chefs prefer wooden peels as they are more authentic.

We have a selection of handle sizes for you to choose. We know your oven gets very hot, so to reach the back you may need a long handle dependent on your oven size, or a shorter handle if you only have a small oven chamber.

Pizza Cutter

Pizza connoisseurs want pizzas to be presented at their best; to help you do this, you will need the right pizza cutter.

When the pizza is still hot out of the oven a pizza cutter will make easy work slicing up the pizza. Make sure you get a stainless-steel item, so that is it easy to clean and is durable in the long run. We can supply heavy duty versions that will last longer and withstand more use.

 Oven Brush

After all the cooking must come the cleaning to ensure the life of your pizza oven. An oven brush allows you to carefully clean all the debris and remaining food whilst not damaging your pizza oven floor.

Having an excellent long-handled brush will be handy when you want to reach into the far end of the oven to clean up the crumbs and ash.

We supply brush lengths based on your requirements.

Depending on your preference, brushes can be provided with brass bristles or natural bristles,

Pizza Bubble Popper

Once you have used this product, you will be amazed at how you coped without one. As the name itself suggests, a pizza bubble popper does precisely that – it pops out any air bubbles that form when the pizza dough cooks. These air bubbles can ruin the appearance and the texture of the pizza whilst cooking.

We all initially eat with our eyes, so this pizza bubble popper will help ensure your pizza looks as good as it tastes. The pizza bubble popper is durable, easy to clean and very affordable.

Olive Oil cans

Olive Oil cans
Olive Oil cans

During the preparation of your dough, drizzle your pizza with some oil to ensure colour to your crust. The most popular is Italian Extra Virgin Olive Oil, but you can use anything that matches your customers’ favourite pizzas.

Pizza Portion Tray

One of the most used accessories; saving you time and ensuring you get equal portions and sizes every time.

We hope these accessories help you in the kitchen. If you need any further help, please do get in touch with us.

What equipment do you need to make pizza?

Pizza making is not an easy task. A lot of effort goes into making the best traditional pizzas, and you can’t just whip one up on a whim on a Friday night with your kitchen utensils. Sure, you can use your home oven to create one, but if you are trying to make pizzas as a business, you will need specialist pizza equipment. It will be a serious investment - in this article we will go through the leading equipment that you will need to make pizzas.

The Main Equipment for Pizza Making

The fairly obvious item that you are going to need to make professional pizza is a dedicated pizza oven. There are many kinds of ovens available for you to choose from depending on your style of pizza and the space you have available. You will need to figure out what type of pizza you will be producing and what oven capacity you will need when deciding on your oven.

But before you cook your pizza, you will need to prepare it – the most important part! Getting your dough right is essential when making tasty pizzas. Dough mixing can be a time-consuming and tiresome activity. Making small batches by hand can be very frustrating for you and your customers who are waiting to get their pizzas. Invest in a dough mixer with a capacity of around 25KG if you want to be prepared to make a lot of pizzas fast. Dough mixers are available with capacity as little as 6KG or as huge as 160KG, depending on your needs.

For topping your pizza easily and in good time a good preparation counter is important. You will be able to prepare pizzas professionally, fast and whilst maintaining good hygiene. If you are aiming to become successful in the pizza trade, you will need to invest in the right professional-level equipment.

The Pizza Making Accessories

At the next level, there are accessories or secondary items that you will require for pizza making. These usually get overlooked initially but are just as crucial for the pizza-making process. The ones that fall into this category are items like dough trays, pizza screens, pizza racks and pizza peels.

You need trays to store dough that you have just mixed until proves, and dough trays for the balled-up dough to rest before it is ready to be put in the oven. A good set of dough trays is handy for saving space because they are stackable and useful dough box trolleys are available for easy mobility of your stack of trays. If you are operating in a small area, these become invaluable.

If you are using pizza pans to cook your pizza, pizza racks are where all of your prepped pizzas will be stored until they are put in the oven to be cooked. They are also very useful for storing pizza pans, screens and disks when not in use.

Finally, the pizza peel is the final item that you will need for the pizza cooking process. You will use a launching peel to put the pizza into the oven, and a turning peel to turn the pizza throughout the bake, and to remove the pizza from the oven. Pizza peels with their flat head and long handle will help you take the pizzas out of the oven without burning yourself.

The Things you need to Nail Your Pizza Presentation

And then there is the equipment that you will need for the pizza serving and presentation. After you have cooked your pizza, what will you use to serve it to people who have come to dine at your restaurant?

There are two options for this: Pizza Plates or the more traditional Pizza Serving Boards. Pizza serving boards tend to raise the aesthetic presentation of your pizzeria and can be used to show that you are serious about the product you make. On the flip side, you can always use pizza plates to serve your pizzas - pizza plates are easier to clean and maintain, although less aesthetically pleasing.

If you are selling pizza by the slice it is important that all of your slices are equal, so customers do not get upset by a smaller portion at the same price. You can purchase pizza cutter boards, with lines indented in them to help guide your pizza cutter and produce equal slices time after time. You can use professional pizza wheel cutters, pizza rocker cutters, or pizza scissors to ensure you give your slices a clean, cut finish without ruining the toppings or cheese.

The Items You Need for Pizza Takeaway & Delivery

If you are serving pizzas as a takeaway or home delivery, you will need the right pizza boxes as well as pizza delivery bags. Nowadays, nearly all pizza boxes are biodegradable or at least recyclable, which is good for the environment and a good impression to make on your customers, of which a growing number will be environmentally conscious.

When delivering pizzas to homes, the pizzas must arrive hot and create the feeling like it is straight out of the oven. Cold pizzas will damage the reputation of your pizzeria, so invest in some quality pizza delivery bags for your drivers to ensure that your pizzas reach your customers at the best possible quality.

In the very end, we have a wide range of items that help in the pizza-making process. There are many more such as chef aprons and heat-resistant gloves. Things like heat-resistant gloves are useful items to protect you when working with hot pizza ovens and with pizza peels and screens that tend to get very hot.

Chef Aprons help to protect you from flying embers as well the occasional stain that might otherwise ruin your clothes. Plus, a lovely chef’s apron will give you a very professional appearance while operating in the pizzeria, creating a professional appearance.