For you crust lovers out there, the pizza has 8 corners for twice the crunchy crust. In the Detroit-style, the pizza is cooked in a modern adaptation of assembly line part trays that are considered essential to the method. The pans are coated with olive oil.
The pizzas are made with hand-made dough, topped from end to end with mozzarella and Muenster, which caramelizes at the edges, and pepperoni.
The new pizza reminds me of when Little Caesars offered their Pan! Pan! special when I was a kid, where you could get two square pan pizzas for the price of one.
The Deep Deep Dish pizza represents the first national offering of Detroit-style pizza by a chain and is priced at $8 each, which compares favorably with Domino's new Handmade Pan Pizza. For added convenience, they will be offered "Hot-N-Ready" from 4pm to 8pm. "Hot-N-Ready" means they'll be available warm and ready for pickup without having to order ahead.
It looks like these will replace the very similar Deep Dish pizza previously offered.
Nutritional Info - Little Caesars Pepperoni Deep Deep Dish Pizza - per slice (145g)
Calories - 380 (from Fat - 160)
Fat - 18g (Saturated Fat - 7g)
Sodium - 660mg
Carbs - 38g (Sugar - 4g)
Protein - 16g
Prices are creeping up for everything. 64 oz juice cartons shrunk to 59 oz, etc.
ReplyDelete$8 for a Little Caesars pizza seems a bit too much. Hopefully, I will be able to get hold of a coupon a try this new pizza :)
ReplyDeleteQuite frankly i think its pretty crazy that we still can get the HnR for 5$. I think that's spoiling us a bit because 8$ isnt a bad price at all, thats how much big digornios go for nowadays
ReplyDelete$8 is too much for a pizza!?!?!
ReplyDeleteThey're actually $6 around here, which still is pretty decent to me
ReplyDeleteFrom Little Caesars, yes (a little bit). From everywhere else, no. Remember Little Caesars is the worst pizza chain.
ReplyDeleteI tried it - pretty good. It is competing with the $8 two topping large carryout pizza at Pizza Hut now though.
ReplyDeleteOddly low cost competitor Hungry Howies (also from Detroit) came out with a Deep Dish on the same day. I had the Little Ceasar's version and it is a direct knockoff a pricier version by a chain called Jets pizza. I liked the pizza a lot.
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