Domino’s has been making pizzas for more than one person for over 65 years. But now they are making pizza for singles like me. The Detroit-style pizza is shaped like a domino.
“The Domino was created for the way people eat today, where a meal doesn’t always mean sharing the same pizza,” said Kate Trumbull, Domino’s executive vice president – chief marketing officer. “It solves a problem traditional pizza never could: everyone gets the toppings they love, without having to compromise. We saw an opportunity to reinvent pizza from the crust up, and the result is the Domino: a Detroit-style pizza built for one person, made exactly how they want it, and one of the strongest-performing products we’ve ever tested. We think it has what it takes to become an iconic menu item, and we want customers to try and decide for themselves.”
The pizza restaurant is so confident in their pizza, for one, that they will let you try one for free with up to three toppings. But there is a catch.
You will need to purchase a McDonald’s Big Mac, Burger King Whopper, Taco Bell Crunchwrap Supreme, Chick-fil-A Chicken Sandwich or Chipotle® Burrito. Then upload their receipt to IsTheDominoWorthy.com, and they will send you a coupon to get a free pizza while supplies last.
I can do that! I have a McDonald’s and Domino’s within walking distance. Not that I would walk to either.
Green Day just wrapped their world tour, so you would think that they would be rolling in the green.
However, Billy Joe Armstrong was seen wearing a Domino’s uniform. So, does he need to toss dough to make some dough?
Nope! As the singer explained, “Well.. ask and you shall receive! My buddy @mark_weiss got me my vintage uniform from Domino’s pizza for a belated bday present ”
If this music thing doesn’t work out for him, he could go back to delivering pizzas.
On that note. He looks better in that outfit now than he did then. If you don’t believe me, then click here!
Simon Cowell is one of the wealthiest people in entertainment, thanks to shows like America’s Got Talent and The X Factor and the musicians he produces. However, the competition show judge was seen working at Domino’s Pizza. So, has he hit hard times? Nope! He is just doing commercials for the pizza giant to promote their Quality Captains.
The Quality Captains ensure we get the best pizza. They hold customers’ pizzas to an even higher standard, checking every inch to make sure they’re made exactly to order.
“Domino’s demands greatness,” said Cowell. “They know exactly what it means to deliver the perfect pizza. Domino’s is a definite yes from me.”
And Cowell is the perfect person to get the word out about their pizza judges. It is a tough job, but someone has to do it. And I want to do it.
Tonight at 10p on History, Adam Richman gets into his time travel machine and travels back 40 years for Adam Eats the ’80a. The food enthusiast is going to try foods that have not been around since that era, learn the history of iconic foods, and introduce us to some of the people who made these foods from yesteryear.
In the first episode, he takes us to Domino’s Pizza. There we learn that they made a pizza that never left the decade. In fact, they made two, and I wish they would bring them back. Not only do we get to watch them make these failed pizzas, we learn how they went from a few stores in Michigan to become the pizza giant they are today.
Richman then travels to Pennsylvania to learn the origin story of Auntie Anne’s Pretzels. While he is there, he is taught how to twist one of their pretzels.
The second episode that airs tonight is really sweet! As in it about Big League Chew and a man who has an impressive collection of over 20,000 candies worth around $150,000 from the Me Generation.
Did you know Big League Chew was the idea of a baseball player? You get to meet him and see how they made the first batch of the shredded gum in someone’s home kitchen. Richman gets to sample the first flavor they came up with and learns why the candy company rejected it.
The thing I love most about Richman’s style is that he always goes into every location like a kid in a candy store. So what happens when walks to Russel Vandever’s like totally tubular candy collection from the ’80s? He becomes a kid again as he plays with his food. The ’80s had the best candy, and I dare you to prove me wrong after watching this episode.
No matter what Richman takes on, he always makes everything interesting and fun. This show is no different. Therefore, I can’t wait to see what other foods he brings back from my childhood!
Domino’s wants to pay you to come into their stores and pick up the pizza you bought online. So, they are offering you a $3 tip if you do carry out. That $3 can be used the following week to buy any of their menu items that come to a total of over $5.
“It takes skill to get pizza from a Domino’s store to your door,” said Art D’Elia, Domino’s executive president-chief marketing officer. “As a reward, Domino’s is giving a $3 tip to online carryout customers who take the time and energy out of their day to act as their own delivery drivers. After all, we think they deserve it.”
So if you get a pizza next week, then you can use the coupon for the Super Bowl!
Since I live less than two blocks from a Domino’s, this is a very dangerous deal for me. I might be eating pizza every day now between now and May 22nd, when the offer ends.
BTW Does walking two blocks take off all of the calories I am going to get from the buffalo wings? Asking for a friend.
