Little Ceaser's New Deep Dish

smittybuilt19

Hell yea!

Every year on my birthday I go out with my family to eat, usually at a Japanese or Italian restaurant, not this year. This year I'm going to freaking pizza hut and getting a pan pizza, cheese and only cheese. It will be glorious!

That is all.

michellemybelll

zachbonner wrote: »

peter56765 wrote: »

Chain pizza is one of the truly bizarre things about America. You can go almost anywhere in this country and find a local pizza shop that A) has fresher ingredients, B:) will make almost any kind of specialty pizza you like, C) costs the same or is cheaper, and most importantly, D) tastes better.

How the chain pizza places continue to stay in business has always been a mystery to me.

delivery

you took the word right out of my brain.

smittybuilt19

For real dough

michellemybelll

anybody had Piece pizza in Chicago?

smittybuilt19

Lol, pizza snobbery. I do get it, honestly, but also agree with one previous post that pizza is like sex.

I too have an Italian pizza place near the house and it is unbelievable!

CherokeeBabe

Something about it just looks far too bready. I love bread and pizza crust, but there is a balance of crust-cheese-toppings that is crucial to my pizza-needs.

Train4Foodz

We don't have LC over here in the UK but out of all the chain pizza places, Dominos wins out for me.. Mighty Meaty all the way!!!!

Mech9

That looks good but I'm sure it tastes meh. Anyway, now I want pizza.... Hmm, extra crispy sourdough thin crust...

Francl27

peter56765 wrote: »

Chain pizza is one of the truly bizarre things about America. You can go almost anywhere in this country and find a local pizza shop that A) has fresher ingredients, B:) will make almost any kind of specialty pizza you like, C) costs the same or is cheaper, and most importantly, D) tastes better.

How the chain pizza places continue to stay in business has always been a mystery to me.

Honestly Papa John is better than most of the local places in my area (and they deliver too). Go figure.
The only thing I wish is that I could find a pizza place that sells pizza with less toppings.

blukitten

So... ironically my family got little caesars last night- we were in a tight spot (time wise) for what to have for dinner which is the only time we get it

yes- we got the bacon wrapped deep dish

and I am sorry to say that I was disappointed. It looks sooooo good! But turned out to be super salty and not that great! IMO. I ate the bacon off the crust and like one bite of one piece and couldn't even finish the whole piece cause it was too salty.

I am sure some might like it, I don't mind cheap pizza occasionally when I can fit it in, but have had wayyyyyy better pizza for the cals- jus sayin

NekoneMeowMixx

No amount of bacon could lure me into eating little sleazer's... I do, however, think that I need to find a "healthy" alternative to making it homemade

dbmata

smittybuilt19 wrote: »

For real dough

I love you smitty.

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CooCooPuff

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CooCooPuff

jpaulie wrote: »

a slice of that along with a new KFC edible coffee cup and I am ready to go
http://news.nationalpost.com/2015/02/26/kfcs-edible-coffee-cup-isnt-made-of-chicken-but-we-wouldnt-put-that-past-them/

This actually sounds like something tasty.

That and the pizza a few posts above me.

softblondechick

Little Ceasars is not "pizza". It is quasi pizza formulation, meant only for times of starvation and buying food for children. I will admit to buying their pizza, when I needed large quantities of food immediately for children. Cheap and fast. Adjectives that don't always mean quality.

kayeiam

dbmata wrote: »

where do you live where $12 is the most expensive pizza in the region?

Tennessee (Middle)... again this is a small pan pizza with just cheese and the bacon wrap for the $12.00

dbmata

oh, a small? That's nothing brah.

peter56765

Francl27 wrote: »

peter56765 wrote: »

Chain pizza is one of the truly bizarre things about America. You can go almost anywhere in this country and find a local pizza shop that A) has fresher ingredients, B:) will make almost any kind of specialty pizza you like, C) costs the same or is cheaper, and most importantly, D) tastes better.

How the chain pizza places continue to stay in business has always been a mystery to me.

Honestly Papa John is better than most of the local places in my area (and they deliver too). Go figure.

Wow, pizza is one of those things that's pretty easy to make taste good. Decent ingredients and the right mix of seasonings are usually all you need. That's where the chains usually fall down. It's not worth it for your local guy to save 15 cents per pie with sub-par ingredients but if you're a chain that makes millions of them per year, you're bonus as an executive probably depends on that 15 cents.

The only thing I wish is that I could find a pizza place that sells pizza with less toppings.

Are you saying noone in your area will make a plain pizza?

Dnarules

Francl27 wrote: »

peter56765 wrote: »

Chain pizza is one of the truly bizarre things about America. You can go almost anywhere in this country and find a local pizza shop that A) has fresher ingredients, B:) will make almost any kind of specialty pizza you like, C) costs the same or is cheaper, and most importantly, D) tastes better.

How the chain pizza places continue to stay in business has always been a mystery to me.

Honestly Papa John is better than most of the local places in my area (and they deliver too). Go figure.
The only thing I wish is that I could find a pizza place that sells pizza with less toppings.

I agree. We have lots of little Italian places with "meh" pizza. There are a couple we really enjoy. But I like Papa Johns just as well.