Gonna be dipping some volcano shits in the toilet after
turquoise_amethyst
AI from their marketing team. I’d love to see what the actual product looks like.
Also how the hell are you supposed to cut it? Circle the cup and then each slice individually? How annoying is that?
Do they fill it and the bread bowl gets soggy by the time it gets to you? Why not just give you the extra cup to dip pizza in, then you don’t lose prime center piece real estate on your pizza??
Juliuscesear1990
Had it at pizza 73, the volcano was pointless and added nothing but a loss of pizza. That being said the pizza was WAY better than their normal pizza.
frostyflakes1
A fun edible bowl or a waste of pizza? I can’t decide. I’m intrigued. But I wouldn’t say it’s a pizza crime.
monexicano
No crime and I will take that pizza to my chambers for further inspection
HeyTrySomeNashville
MedicalDisscharge
When I lived in japan I had the version from dominos and it wasn’t very good
JTB696699
I’d say this looks like the third or fourth pizza chain to try something similar to this.
RoeMajesta
domino’s made something similar and it was not bad
DrDestro229
JP dominos made something around the same
syncopated56
As a Michigander, I’m both proud and ashamed to vote NOT GUILTY.
Sutured13
I prefer to mainline my venom
BobBelcher2021
Pizza Pizza itself is a pizza crime.
TheRonsterWithin
Any volcanologist will tell you the issue is gonna be eating your way up that rocky upslope.
Foe117
miranders
Canadian who has eaten this specific pizza chain’s food many times — their creamy garlic sauce IS sort of a house speciality (sometimes, it’s the only thing that makes their cardboard-ass pizza palatable), but it would be so weird to eat it hot, I think. It tastes better cold, or at room temperature.
VintageZero
Little Caesars can do wtf they please. We know who they are and so do they.
Wild-Lychee-3312
I’d rather have the pizza be normal and the sauce on the side.
DavidForPresident
Upon some research as I’d never heard of this restaurant…they have a pizza with broccoli and cucumber on it…I rule that anything this company does is indeed a pizza crime.
dorkmopolis
You wouldn’t catch me eating this in public—I’d be hiding somewhere in the library, or something. Guilty! (superficially)
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Gonna be dipping some volcano shits in the toilet after
AI from their marketing team. I’d love to see what the actual product looks like.
Also how the hell are you supposed to cut it? Circle the cup and then each slice individually? How annoying is that?
Do they fill it and the bread bowl gets soggy by the time it gets to you? Why not just give you the extra cup to dip pizza in, then you don’t lose prime center piece real estate on your pizza??
Had it at pizza 73, the volcano was pointless and added nothing but a loss of pizza. That being said the pizza was WAY better than their normal pizza.
A fun edible bowl or a waste of pizza? I can’t decide. I’m intrigued. But I wouldn’t say it’s a pizza crime.
No crime and I will take that pizza to my chambers for further inspection
When I lived in japan I had the version from dominos and it wasn’t very good
I’d say this looks like the third or fourth pizza chain to try something similar to this.
domino’s made something similar and it was not bad
JP dominos made something around the same
As a Michigander, I’m both proud and ashamed to vote NOT GUILTY.
I prefer to mainline my venom
Pizza Pizza itself is a pizza crime.
Any volcanologist will tell you the issue is gonna be eating your way up that rocky upslope.
Canadian who has eaten this specific pizza chain’s food many times — their creamy garlic sauce IS sort of a house speciality (sometimes, it’s the only thing that makes their cardboard-ass pizza palatable), but it would be so weird to eat it hot, I think. It tastes better cold, or at room temperature.
Little Caesars can do wtf they please. We know who they are and so do they.
I’d rather have the pizza be normal and the sauce on the side.
Upon some research as I’d never heard of this restaurant…they have a pizza with broccoli and cucumber on it…I rule that anything this company does is indeed a pizza crime.
You wouldn’t catch me eating this in public—I’d be hiding somewhere in the library, or something. Guilty! (superficially)