nicko31
Well-known member
indeed for a 12" pizza...
Dough 10p
Tomatoes 40p
Cheese 50p
Toppings 50p to £1
More like half a pint
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Papa johns or dominos
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indeed for a 12" pizza...
Dough 10p
Tomatoes 40p
Cheese 50p
Toppings 50p to £1
More like half a pint
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
They never taste the same though and the base always seem to burn.
carteater
Well-known member
Both are delicious, but both are overpriced.
skipper734
Registered ruffian
Mine come straight from Italy ( or so it says on the box) to Iceland, and then to my freezer. £1.50. Available tip free 24/7.
Hampster Gull
New member
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Doms
Weretheweststand
Unregistered User
If anyone ever pays the actualy price on the menu for a dominos then they are doing it wrong... there are so many deals about, 50% off, 2 for 1, there's one at the moment where you can get a large pizza and 3 sides for £14.99 (a large pizza by itself is normally ~£17 anyway). There's always some way to get a deal.
This. I don't have a preference particularly between PJs and Doms but they can be played off against each other. With Dominos there's always an offer on line and once you are registered they will send you "valued customer" offers if you haven't ordered in a while. Meanwhile the new Portslade Papas is just round the corner from me and I can collect a pizza and use vouchers to get the cost well under a tenner to feed the four of us. That said i haven't bothered recently. We've only had one take away since Christmas and that was an Indian last week to eat with the rugby and some ciders. I learned to cook Chinese when I travelled, make ok Thai curries and as other posters have said making your own pizza is simple and fun with kids so we tend to do fake aways.
rouseytastic
Well-known member
OzMike
Well-known member
Dominos value range pizzas are $4.95 each all day here, if you pick up.
That's £2.49 in your money, big war on between them and Pizza Hut over here.
That's £2.49 in your money, big war on between them and Pizza Hut over here.
Creaky
Well-known member
This - but use a dough hook on the Kenwood.
Have mastered the skill of spinning the dough to get a thicker crust at the edge but still having problems with a stuffed crust - I don't know what the commercial companies use for this but I've tried all sorts of cheese combinations and it still shrinks when cooked leaving more of a hollow crust rather than a stuffed one.
And, they are really nice
make or take?
RandyWanger
Je suis rôti de boeuf
Not had a Papa's in a while, I miss it, was in my opinion the best takeaway pizza.
HawkTheSeagull
New member
Dominos - though i switch between whatever has an offer on. Dominos had 50% off last week - so 2 large pizzas for £16 isnt THAT bad,
RE ASDA, think they are shite myself - thats the Pizzas AND what the company are like to work for.
RE ASDA, think they are shite myself - thats the Pizzas AND what the company are like to work for.
Meade's Ball
Well-known member
Papa Johns for me. Many moons ago, probably in around 2003, I ordered a vast thin pizza from a Dominos not 100 yards away from home. I collected and returned, more than likely to my bedroom to horde and feast, but that giant doughy patty had more crust than centre. I pretty much had a cheesy 3-inch nucleus, whilst the rest of the 15-incher was a dry and floury disgrace. From that moment on, I trust them no more. Papa Johns haven't let me down.
But, for all of the slapdashness of Pizza Gogo, I still appreciate their Quorn range. So they are probably my faves now.
But, for all of the slapdashness of Pizza Gogo, I still appreciate their Quorn range. So they are probably my faves now.
desprateseagull
New member
OK if you live nearby, otherwise its a bus/taxi.. so no saving there!
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For any fast food / home delivery, you're paying for the convenience of not having to cook.
