Meet the World’s Fastest Pizza Maker

Pali Grewal has won the 2012 World’s Fastest Pizza Maker title from Domino’s Pizza.  Grewal, a Domino’s franchise owner from the United Kingdom, made three large pizzas in an impressive 43.9 seconds.

That’s making three pizzas in about 14 seconds each!  Pali won $3,000 in prize money, a trophy and the title of Fastest Pizza Maker presented by Domino’s president and CEO, Patrick Doyle.

“I am elated to have retained the World’s Fastest Pizza Maker Competition,” said Grewal. “The more you put into the competition, the more you get out.  I like to train hard and fight easy – and having won it for the first time in 2010, I had no intention of letting the title go.”

The finalists represented Domino’s Pizza stores from around the world. They had to hand-stretch fresh dough, sauce and top three large pizzas – one pepperoni, one mushroom and one cheese – as quickly as possible.

While speed was important, it was only part of the equation in determining the World’s Fastest Pizza Maker. Quality was scrutinized as two judges, highly qualified in Domino’s standard pizza-making practices, inspected the stretching of the dough, application of the sauce and portioning of toppings during the competition.

If the pizza was not perfect, it was returned to the competitor who remade the entire pizza while still being timed.

“We are extremely excited to crown Pali as Domino’s 2012 World’s Fastest Pizza Maker,” said Doyle. It was announced Thursday, May 17.

Grewal has been with Domino’s for over 20 years. He has been making pizzas for Domino’s since he was 13 years old.

Domino’s began the “World’s Fastest Pizza Maker” competition in 1982 to honor pizza makers who best exemplify the company’s philosophy of keeping efficiency in the store to allow sufficient time for safe, timely pizza delivery.

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