McCone

McCone is a brand of frozen pizza that was introduced in 1957 by the McCone Corporation, a subsidiary of the McDonald's Corporation. The brand is known for its thin-crust pizzas, which are typically baked in a rectangular pan and sold in individual portions. McCone pizzas are available in a variety of flavors, including cheese, pepperoni, and vegetable. The brand is popular in the United States and Canada, and its pizzas are often served in schools, hospitals, and other institutions.

The McCone brand was acquired by the McDonald's Corporation in 1965, and it has since been a part of the McDonald's family of brands. The brand is known for its convenience and affordability, and it has been a staple in American households for over 60 years. McCone pizzas are typically prepared by heating the frozen pizza in the oven for about 10-15 minutes, and they are often served with a side of salad or other vegetables.

In recent years, the McCone brand has faced competition from other frozen pizza brands, such as DiGiorno and Pizza Hut's Personal Pan. Despite this competition, McCone remains a popular choice for those looking for a quick and easy meal option. The brand continues to be a part of the McDonald's Corporation, and it is available in a variety of retail locations, including supermarkets and convenience stores.