What Makes Detroit-Style Pizza Different from Every Other Slice
Detroit-style pizza is unlike anything else in the pizza world. Born in the Motor City in the 1940s, it features a thick, airy dough baked in well-oiled rectangular steel pans — the same kind used on automobile assembly lines. The result? A caramelized, lacy-edged crust that's crispy on the outside and pillowy within. We break down the history, the technique, and why at Via 313, we've stayed true to every single detail.
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