Hey there, fellow food lovers! If you’re a pizza aficionado like us, we bet you’d love to hear the deets on this drool-worthy story! Buckle up, my friends, as we dive into the story of the largest pizza order in history – a whopping 13,386 pizzas!

We’ll give you a second to wrap your head around that number.

Ready? Let’s continue. This colossal pizza order didn’t just magically appear from nowhere – there’s a super interesting story behind it that will have you craving pizza even more than you do now. It’s time to meet the person who took the term “Pizza Party” to a whole new level – Silicon Valley entrepreneur, Zume Pizza’s founder, and our new best friend, Julia Collins.

Zume Pizza isn’t your regular, run-of-the-mill pizza place. Oh, no – Julia and her team have something entirely different going on. They’ve designed their business around automation, meaning they’re literally using robots to create your pizzas. They’re changing the game in a big way – not only are they aiming to make the pizza-making process quicker and more efficient, but they also want to make it fresher and healthier for us, too.

But what on Earth has all this got to do with the largest pizza order ever, you ask? Well, buckle in, because it’s about to get wild. This historic pizza feast occurred on – you guessed it – none other than the legendary Super Bowl Sunday.

Zume Pizza was approached by the founder of Eaze, a marijuana delivery start-up (I know, right?), who needed some good old-fashioned cheesy goodness for their event, “Eaze of the Game”. They initially planned to order a meager 3,200 pizzas but, due to the overwhelming popularity of their event, the number of pizza requests kept piling up higher than the pepperoni on an extra-large supreme. Soon, they reached a jaw-dropping total of 13,386 pizzas.

Cue the panic in the eyes of mere mortal pizza-makers. But not for the brilliant Julia Collins and her robot army.

Their clever use of automation allowed Zume Pizza to rise to the challenge like dough in a warm kitchen. The robots did what robots do best – they followed instructions with astonishing precision and worked tirelessly to crank out an unprecedented number of pizza pies.

Let’s pause for a second to appreciate the 13,386 pizzas. Imagine being surrounded by this heavenly amount of mouth-watering, cheese-filled paradise. Ah, the dream.

Anyway, back to reality. This staggering accomplishment hasn’t only landed Zume Pizza a well-deserved spot in the pizza hall of fame but also raised a valid question: is the future of the food industry tied to automation and robots?

This could mean more incredible pizza-ordering feats in the future – and more fresh, tasty pies coming our way at lightning speed. But will the robot pizza overlords ever replace the warm, human touch that comes with a hand-tossed pizza? Only time will tell, my pizza-loving comrades.

Until then, let’s tip our hats to Julia Collins and her crew for making pizza history and showing us what the future might hold. May the cheesy, saucy goodness never end. Amen!