Ellio's Pizza
Ellio's Pizza is a brand of frozen pizza produced in the United States. The brand was founded in 1963 by Elias Betzios and George Liolis, and it was named after their children's names combined. The pizza is known for its rectangular shape, its three flavors, and its convenience as a quick, frozen meal.
History[edit | edit source]
Ellio's Pizza was first created in 1963 by Elias Betzios and George Liolis. The brand was initially a small, local business in Long Island, New York. The founders named the brand by combining their children's names. The pizza quickly gained popularity due to its unique rectangular shape and its three flavors: cheese, pepperoni, and supreme.
In 1988, Ellio's Pizza was acquired by McCain Foods, a Canadian multinational frozen food company. Under McCain's ownership, the brand expanded its distribution across the United States.
Product[edit | edit source]
Ellio's Pizza is a frozen pizza that is pre-cooked and can be reheated in an oven or microwave. The pizza is known for its rectangular shape, which is a departure from the traditional round shape of most pizzas. Each box of Ellio's Pizza contains three individual pizzas, each with four slices.
The pizza comes in three flavors: cheese, pepperoni, and supreme. The cheese pizza is topped with 100% real mozzarella cheese. The pepperoni pizza features slices of pepperoni, while the supreme pizza includes a combination of cheese, pepperoni, and vegetables.
Reception[edit | edit source]
Ellio's Pizza has been well-received for its convenience and taste. It is often praised for its crispy crust and flavorful toppings. The pizza is also appreciated for its affordability, making it a popular choice among families and individuals looking for a quick, easy meal.
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