Mom want me to make a pizza and send it through mail does anyone have an ideal how I can send it off and how much it costs thanks . I never send food through mail

Umm, I don't see how this can be done. It's going to get crushed, etc... why don't you just send her the recipe?

You can't send a pizza through the mail. The toppings will have to either stay hot or cold to a certain temperature or bacteria will develop.

She rather I make it .She doesn't cook anymore. It's for her birthday.

Does she live near a good pizza place, that you could send her one from there?

Unfortunately hun, you can't mail a pizza you made at home. Can you call a pizza parlor in her area and have one delivered for her birthday?

As very strange as it sounds, it is possible but very very costly. They ship everything from hamburgers, to chicken to every food I can think of from famous places

The issue is it would have to be prepared to be baked or baked then frozen to be heated back, it would have to be put in special contianer and shipped on dry ice and shipped on a overnight or 2nd day air at the longest time. So you are most likely looking at a several hundred dollor pizza,

dryiceInfo.com-Shipping (http://www.dryiceinfo.com/shipping.htm)

Guide to Shipping with Dry Ice | Dry Ice Shipping Regulations (http://www.dryicesource.com/dryice/shipping.php)

She is so picky also she says it something that she is allergic too in the carry out pizza .So that why she wants me to make it homemade and send it. Im going to contact Ups they should able to give some information on perishable items. Thanks

Contact local Italian restaurant and see if they can make a custom made pizza and deliver, I bet they can but it may cost you $20-25, which in my opinion, is much cheaper than sending it via overnight UPS or FedEx...

Yesterday, I mailed one page letter via FedEx's standard overnight from CA to Chicago, it costs $31.

Yesterday, I mailed one page letter via FedEx's standard overnight from CA to Chicago, it costs $31.

Mailing a letter is totally different than mailing food.