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Default Does temperature really matter for Pizza?

I love Pizza, but have come across suggestions that an oven at 500C is
the perfcet temperature because it develops a crust on top which
prevents the air escaping in the bubbles below it.

It just seems rather starnge that commercial Pizza's at the local food
chain suggest a temperature of 220, which is reduced to 180 if fan
assisted. Surely they should suggest the highest temperature possible?

Thanks for your input
 
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