Why are commercial pizzas baked at high temperatures, but homemade pizzas are cooked ...?

The answer here is threefold. I can't answer for Ruth's Chris, but I worked at Papa John's all through college and a restaurant as well. At Papa John's, pizzas take roughly 4–5 minutes to cook. …

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