Domino’s reveals the top 5 most bizarre orders
The brand surveyed pizza makers across Australia and New Zealand.
From a cheese pizza with just chilli flakes to a Hawaiian, with no ham and triple the pineapple, Domino’s revealed the top five most bizarre pizza orders it has ever received.
Asking their pizza makers across Australia and New Zealand to share the most bizarre pizza orders they have ever received, the team unanimously agreed on the horrifying top five.
First on the list is called the Popeye, a monstrous creation with no cheese topped with double spinach, double anchovies, and double chilli flakes. Next is the Ghost, a cheese pizza with no toppings, just chilli flakes; the Pineapple Phantom, A terrifying twist on the classic Hawaiian, with no ham and triple the pineapple; the Cheese Cauldron, a bubbling cauldron of just cheese topped with every post-bake sauce on the menu, garnished with spring onions; and finally the Devil's Delight: a pizza with extra red-hot sauce, onions, tomatoes, chicken, beef, pepperoni, cheese, jalapenos, bacon, and chilli flakes.
In line with the upcoming spooky season, Domino’s is spicing things up with the new limited edition Halloween menu items available in restaurants across Australia from Monday, 28 October until Friday, 1 November.
New to the menu is the 5pk Spicy Blood Sauce Wings, Domino’s succulent chicken wings smothered in Spicy Blood Sauce. Additionally, the limited-time Spicy Blood Sauce can also be added to any pizza as a post-bake sauce for free.
“Halloween is all about embracing the unexpected, and our customers have certainly delivered. From the bizarre to the downright terrifying, we've seen some seriously spooky pizza orders that have left us scratching our heads. Whilst we won’t be adding the chilling customer concoctions as menu items, pizza lovers can satisfy their Halloween cravings with our new spicy twist. Our new limited-time offerings are designed to satisfy even the most thrill-seeking customers,” Allan Collins, Domino’s ANZ Chief Marketing Officer said.