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In the 2008 wheat-price squeeze the two owners stopped drawing paychecks rather than raise prices; by May 2008 Stouffer said the business was much better run.
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Property / research note: In the 2008 wheat-price squeeze the two owners stopped drawing paychecks rather than raise prices; by May 2008 Stouffer said the business was much better run. / reference
 
Property / research note: In the 2008 wheat-price squeeze the two owners stopped drawing paychecks rather than raise prices; by May 2008 Stouffer said the business was much better run. / reference
 
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Property / signature product: Pestoral / rank
 
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Property / signature product: Pestoral / reference
 
Property / signature product: Pestoral / reference
 
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Property / signature product: Algo Malo / rank
 
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point in time: 2007
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Property / signature product: Algo Malo / reference
 
Property / signature product: Algo Malo / reference
 

Latest revision as of 03:26, 22 October 2026

pizza business in Madison, Wisconsin, 2004–2023
  • Roman Candle Pizza
  • Roman Candle
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Roman Candle Pizzeria
pizza business in Madison, Wisconsin, 2004–2023
  • Roman Candle Pizza
  • Roman Candle

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Six locations at its largest: Williamson Street, Monroe Street, Middleton, Fitchburg, Whitefish Bay and the Madison Children's Museum. Known for locally sourced ingredients (more than 50 local products).
Lost 30–50% of sales in the first weeks of the 2020 shutdown. Middleton opened 2007 by Stouffer's 2022 account; Whitefish Bay ran five years and closed in 2018.
The 2014 account: founded on Williamson Street in 2005 by Brewer Stouffer, Middleton 2007, Fitchburg 2010, Whitefish Bay December 2013; a 16-inch cheese pizza from $13. A 2010 story credited Tom Cranley with starting Roman Candle on Willy Street and co-owning three stores. Specialty pizzas of the period: Pestoral, Algo Malo, Dead Man Walking, the Professional.
In the 2008 wheat-price squeeze the two owners stopped drawing paychecks rather than raise prices; by May 2008 Stouffer said the business was much better run.