#Handmade pan dominos in blank box free#

#Handmade pan dominos in blank box free#

I responded with, “Hell no, I hate getting free things, especially ones that have cheese and bread and meat. Or if that’s too much, I can just type it out for you:ĭomino’s Pizza this week introduced a new Pan Pizza with a thicker crust, so now you have a little bit more to chew through to reach rock bottom.Īnyway, the fine folks at Domino’s offered to have a Pan Pizza delivered to me free of charge. Did the new Pan Pizza put them on my radar? Was it upper-crust? (Insert rimshot.) Stay tuned to find out!įirst, watch the mandatory 15-second ad in this video which for some reason will not embed, then skip to the 3:08 mark for a fantastic Domino’s burn, courtesy of Seth Meyers.

And when I do, Domino’s just doesn’t cross my mind for whatever reason. I have nothing against them, but like I said, I rarely eat pizza. Unfortunately, the Pizza Hut store nearest my house refuses to deliver to me despite being only 10 minutes away, so I eat there just about never.Īs far as Domino’s, I think the last 3 times I’ve ordered from them were all for reviews. I enjoy their Stuffed Crust, Pan Pizzas, and breadsticks. Of the major chains, the much-maligned Pizza Hut is probably my favorite. I rarely eat pizza, and when I do it’s usually from Costco or Papa Murphy’s because those clearly have the best value. So let’s talk about my pizza-eating habits. These are not-so-thinly-veiled jabs at Pizza Hut, whose pan pizza dough comes frozen, and whose employees’ hands are apparently not genuine. It takes more time, but it makes the pizza so darn delicious.Įach and every Pan Pizza we make is crafted by hand. Pressing dough into a pan by hand is a labor of love. This pizza was made with fresh, never-frozen dough. Those are some of the claims, but it seems what they really want you know is that the pizza is handmade and the dough was not frozen: “Our Pan Pizza toppings go all the way to the edge…” OK. What else – ooohhhh here’s a good one: “We didn’t invent pan pizza, we just set out to perfect it.” BOOM! Take that, Pizza Hut! Moving on.

One would have been fine, but hey, two is more than one. “2 layers of cheese in every bite.” That’s cool I guess. What’s Domino’s angle with their new pan pizza? Well, it seems they have quite a few, all of which are printed on the pizza’s sleek, black box. (I promise that is the only genitals joke in this post. To this point, pretty much all of that 20% has belonged to Pizza Hut, so Domino’s coming out with their own version is a real kick in the pepperoni. That seems like a high number, but hey, statistics. The new pizza comes in one size, medium (12″), and with two toppings of your choice it will set you back just $7.99 (great deal!).Īccording to every online article about the new product, pan pizza makes up one-fifth of U.S. That was mainly due to the fact that Domino’s did not have pan pizza. Originally published on November 12, 2012.While Domino’s has been rebuilding basically everything on their menu over the past few years, Pizza Hut was still dominating them in one category: pan pizza. Sometimes I even put the bread between two napkins and squeeze out some excess oil. The garlic bread is a usual for us, but I never use the sauces that it comes with because I think it’s oily enough as it is. He also had the spicy wings and said that they were not overly spicy nor did they taste like they were just doused in sauce like others he has tasted before. I didn’t personally try the meat pizza (for obvious reasons), but the hubster loved it that day, and the following day when he reheated it for lunch.

The handmade pan pizza campaign is offering medium two-topping Handmade Pan Pizzas for $7.99 each, giving fans and consumers a value-inspired way to try it and see how it stacks up versus the pan pizza competition.

The whole family enjoyed the new Domino’s handmade pan pizza and we can’t wait until next weekend when I’m sure I’ll be too lazy to cook (again).