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	==History==		==History==
	Latimer taught himself to bake bread, and then pizza, from YouTube videos. A pizza he shared with friends led to 40 orders the next day; his first delivery boxes were cut from leftover U-Haul boxes. He paused early on to get his food ~~licences~~ in order. In the summer of 2021 he held pop-ups at FEED Kitchens on the North Side during Black Restaurant Week, and he hoped to sell in groceries and open a storefront<ref name="ct-2021-12-01-pO30" />.		Latimer taught himself to bake bread, and then pizza, from YouTube videos. A pizza he shared with friends led to 40 orders the next day; his first delivery boxes were cut from leftover U-Haul boxes. He paused early on to get his food licenses in order. In the summer of 2021 he held pop-ups at FEED Kitchens on the North Side during Black Restaurant Week, and he hoped to sell in groceries and open a storefront<ref name="ct-2021-12-01-pO30" />.

	==Pizza==		==Pizza==

Jacques: New article from the 2020–2022 newspaper research recorded in the database

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New article from the 2020–2022 newspaper research recorded in the database

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'''Clyde's Pies''' is a Madison pizza business born in the COVID-19 pandemic. Its founder, Kwame "Clyde" Latimer, lost his job at a local restaurant in March 2020 because of the pandemic<ref name="ct-2021-12-01-pO30">Thompson, H. (2021, December 1). "At Clyde's Pies, a bread baker turns pizza maker." ''The Capital Times''. p. O30. Newspapers.com image [https://www.newspapers.com/image/783773172/ 783773172].</ref>.

==History==
Latimer taught himself to bake bread, and then pizza, from YouTube videos. A pizza he shared with friends led to 40 orders the next day; his first delivery boxes were cut from leftover U-Haul boxes. He paused early on to get his food licences in order. In the summer of 2021 he held pop-ups at FEED Kitchens on the North Side during Black Restaurant Week, and he hoped to sell in groceries and open a storefront<ref name="ct-2021-12-01-pO30" />.

==Pizza==
* Cheese, sausage or veggie pizzas ($10 for 12 inches, $15 for 14), and supreme or buffalo chicken ($15 and $25), ordered by text<ref name="ct-2021-12-01-pO30" />.

==Trivia==
* The name "Clyde" was his brothers' nickname for him<ref name="ct-2021-12-01-pO30" />.

==See also==
* [[COVID-19 pandemic]]
* [[Item:Q1486|Clyde's Pies in the Madison Pizza Wiki database]]

==Notes==
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Clyde’s Pies - Revision history

Jacques: Use American spelling (license, favorite, neighborhood and the like)

Jacques: New article from the 2020–2022 newspaper research recorded in the database