Stuffed crust pizza, stuffed with hot dogs

Bozza

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Yes - HOT DOGS!

Has anyone had one of these pizzas sold by, I believe, Messrs Pizza Hut?

I've been a veggie for over 20 years, but if something is going to turn me to the dark side, then this could be it.

Am I missing something as good as it sounds?

 

Meade's Ball

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• Apr 3, 2013

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Bozza said:

Yes - HOT DOGS!

Has anyone had one of these pizzas sold by, I believe, Messrs Pizza Hut?

I've been a veggie for over 20 years, but if something is going to turn me to the dark side, then this could be it.

Am I missing something as good as it sounds?

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Surely the Cauldron Cumberland Veggie Sausage could be inserted as a replacement and equally thrill.

 

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• Apr 3, 2013

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Had the Dominos version which is done slightly differently, but its ok, prefer the standard stuffed crust though.

 

Bozza

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Meade's Ball said:

Surely the Cauldron Cumberland Veggie Sausage could be inserted as a replacement and equally thrill.

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Too thick. But there are some decent enough veggie hot dogs, however. I'm not sure I can be bothered with the actual creativity part of the process though.

 

StonehamPark

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I had the new one advertised at Dominoes and it was pretty rank to be honest..
Definitely not going to try it again. However, I can only offer the opinion of Domino's Pizza.

 

Goring-by-Seagull

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• Apr 3, 2013

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They're alright. Someone else had ordered them and I got quite a surprise to see a hotdog rammed inside the crust of my pizza. Bit of a novelty, I prefer they just stick with cheese.

 

Meade's Ball

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Bozza said:

Too thick. But there are some decent enough veggie hot dogs, however. I'm not sure I can be bothered with the actual creativity part of the process though.

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I reckon you could send off for a stack of veggie-hot-dog-crust-filled frozen pizzas from somewhere in Scandanavia. Use-by-date 2036.

 

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i had one from Pizza Hut a while back. it was like eating 2 meals at the same time. usually i can polish off a large pizza but not that time!

 

Meade's Ball

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Intriguing.

 

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Looks absolutely disgusting to me.

 

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Seriously? Of all the glorious meat based snacks, not to mention bacon, sausage stuffed into the crust of a pizza is what would turn you?!

 

beorhthelm

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Bozza said:

I've been a veggie for over 20 years, but if something is going to turn me to the dark side, then this could be it.

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you'd turned by hot dog, the lowest of meats? not bacon or roast lamb?

 

Wrong-Direction

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I heard that particular pizza is 6000 cals

 

BRIGHT ON Q

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Cant beat a bit of horse in your crust.

 

StonehamPark

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BRIGHT ON Q said:

Cant beat a bit of horse in your crust.

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Doesn't taste near good enough to be horse.

 

Grombleton

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Tried the Dominoes one last week - it's not bad, but not as glorious as i was hoping for. Had it with a Texas BBQ pizza, so it got a bit boring.

 

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Wrong-Direction said:

I heard that particular pizza is 6000 cals

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not surprised

 

edna krabappel

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To be honest, the photo looks fractionally more tempting than the mental picture I'd formed since first hearing of this a few weeks ago.

It does smack rather of something that they'd come up with at a branch of KrustyBurger in the Simpsons, a means of introducing more lard into the punters' diet.

 

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What's that local delicacy they serve around Middlesborough - looks like a pizza but with loads of other stuff thrown in? Is it worth trying next week?

 

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Seagull over Canaryland said:

What's that local delicacy they serve around Middlesborough - looks like a pizza but with loads of other stuff thrown in? Is it worth trying next week?

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Are you referring to a chicken parmo?