By Luke Merrill, GHS Class of 2025
If there’s anyone to trust in making your pizza, it is someone raised in the pizza capital of the country, New Haven.
Dough Girls Pizza Truck is a female-owned small business that operates in and around the Greenwich area.
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Dough Girls wood fired pizza food truck. Photo: Luke Merrill[/caption]
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Louise Johnson at work in her Dough Girls wood fired pizza food truck. Photo: Luke Merrill[/caption]
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Completed pie inside Louise Johnson's Dough Girls wood fired pizza food truck. Photo: Luke Merrill[/caption]
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Louise Johnson ready for work in her Dough Girls wood fired pizza food truck. Photo courtesy Louise Joseph[/caption]
Louise Joseph, the owner of the truck, has found her niche in pizza making.
From hand-mixed dough to a wood-fired oven (on the go, of course), Louise can bring her tasty pies across the county.
Aside from the homemade mozzarella, Dough Girls’ pizza truck uses locally sourced produce in the making of the pizza.
Although Louise is often found serving up personal-sized pies at the Old Greenwich Farmers Market or at the Greenwich Polo Club, her services allow you to enjoy her pies at private events too.
To find Louise on social media, her is her Instagram for weekly updates @doughgirlspizza
To book the truck privately, visit the website: doughgirlsonthego.com
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