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minus-square@chitak166@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink-1•6 months agoPretty sure they aren’t $5 anymore. And little caesar’s sells cardboard, not pizza. Just eat the box your pizza comes in if you want the Little Caesar’s® experience.
minus-square@uberkalden@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink4•6 months agoIt’s honestly no worse than pizza hut. It’s not great pizza, but the quality is similar for half the price
minus-square@chitak166@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink-2•6 months agoSorry, you’re wrong. I think the only people who believe little caesar’s isn’t shit are those who were raised on it and got used to eating cardboard.
minus-square@uberkalden@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink1•6 months agoIt absolutely is shit. But so is pizza hut. I might give pizza hut a slight edge, but just barely
minus-square@shottymcb@lemm.eelinkfedilink1•6 months agoThey’re still charging $5 where I live. I can’t disagree about the cardboard, but it’s hard to beat the calorie/dollar ratio.
minus-square@chitak166@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink-2•6 months agoTry Tony’s pizza from Walmart. If you’re feeling frisky, add your own extra toppings.
Pretty sure they aren’t $5 anymore.
And little caesar’s sells cardboard, not pizza. Just eat the box your pizza comes in if you want the Little Caesar’s® experience.
It’s honestly no worse than pizza hut. It’s not great pizza, but the quality is similar for half the price
Sorry, you’re wrong.
I think the only people who believe little caesar’s isn’t shit are those who were raised on it and got used to eating cardboard.
It absolutely is shit. But so is pizza hut. I might give pizza hut a slight edge, but just barely
They’re still charging $5 where I live. I can’t disagree about the cardboard, but it’s hard to beat the calorie/dollar ratio.
Try Tony’s pizza from Walmart.
If you’re feeling frisky, add your own extra toppings.