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We love Papa Murphy’s Take ‘N Bake Pizza. If you’ve been a blog reader for a while, you might remember I was even a Papa Murphy’s Mom Ambassador back when they had that program. That’s how much we love . With their newly remodeled website and enhanced online ordering system, you can order your pizza online in select markets. It doesn’t get much easier and faster than being able to place the order online and having it ready when I walk in the door a bit later in the day. I can tell them the pick up time and pay online, too. I love when technology makes my life easy.
The ordering process is easy. I pick the store I want to go to. The one closest to me is on the way home from aerials, the grocery store, the gas station—it’s very convenient. But you can see there are quite a few locations near me, so I could order and grab it from anywhere, really (and I can order it from my phone app, too).
Once I’ve picked my location, I start selecting my options for my pizza. You can choose from their Signature pizzas or build your own (that’s what we do). I love how interactive the whole process is.
So if you build your own, you choose your crust (pan pizza, gluten free*, thin, original, and stuffed; gluten free was previously not available online), sauce, cheese, and toppings. You see what you final pizza is, including price, and then you can add more items.
When you are finalizing your order, you enter your pick up details. I love that you can order ahead, up to a week! I could order my pizzas for the busiest night of the week a few days ahead and save myself some chaos that day. Amazing! You can checkout as a guest, but you might as well just create an account because you know this will be a regular thing.
And the best part is once I pick up my pre-ordered Papa Murphy’s pizzas, I bake the pizzas at home at 425 degrees and perfection!
*Papa Murphy’s is not a certified gluten free kitchen.
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