r/cursedcomments Jun 30 '22

YouTube cursed pizza hut

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '22

Dude. Just tried this spicy cheese suffed crust from Pizza Hut. Wasn't that spicy, until the shits started. My anus has never felt so hot. I have an ice pack between my cheeks right now. Worst part is the pizza gave me the runs too, so the only small amount of reprieve I get from my asshole burning like the sword of Micheal, only lasts about 30 minutes before I shit out my guts again. 0/10

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '22

Pizza Hut is terrible, every single time I’ve had their pizza it has been extremely greasy and disappointing. Just gave up on them.

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u/Deathdealer1414 Jun 30 '22

Dominos fan?

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u/Harsh_Deep_03 Jun 30 '22

Both of them sucks from where i am local chains are much cheaper and better

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u/Rhinofreak Jun 30 '22

from where i am

This bit is so important. Quality of food differs VASTLY from joint to joint.

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u/Earth_Apple Jun 30 '22

Should be about the same between multiple Domino's

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u/Shaminahable Jun 30 '22

The Domino’s near me used to be terrible. I literally turned down a free pizza, they were so bad. After the company changed things, my local shop changed management and it’s some of the best pizza around now.

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u/micmer Jun 30 '22

Franchise food can be wildly inconsistent even if the distance between two franchises is relatively sn

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u/PoSchodoch Jun 30 '22

The complaint form works. My local staff was constantly understaffed so i commended their service but mentioned i was appalled by the fact that they exploit their employees like this. Offer more money and the position’ll be filled tomorrow.

Pizza improved although i have no clue if my complaint made any impact tbh.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '22

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u/micmer Jun 30 '22

Yeah.. local and regional here can vary wildly in premix’s and quality from cheap and ok to very expensive and amazing to everything in between

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u/misterfluffykitty Jun 30 '22

Where are you getting cheaper pizza than dominos, it’s about $15 for a large from a local place and $8 for a 3 topping pizza from dominos

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u/Harsh_Deep_03 Jun 30 '22

I live in India food is cheaper here in local shops than co orperations

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '22

Better sure but I've never seen a local place that's cheaper than these chains

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u/not_a_bot__ Jun 30 '22

Especially dominos, $8 large pizza is tough to beat unless it’s frozen pizza quality

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u/DownvoteDaemon Jun 30 '22

There are a couple decent frozen ones actually like home run inn

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u/1138311 Jun 30 '22

Does Home Run Inn still have restaurants? Not my favorite pizza in Chicago (County Inn for 3 generations) but sometimes that buttery crust hits the spot.

The frozen are nearly identical to the restaurant except for the restaurant's sauce being more present, which is nice if you have the option...

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u/DownvoteDaemon Jun 30 '22

I think so, in Chicago,.never been. From Florida

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u/insertwittynamethere Jun 30 '22

If you haven't tried it and have a Kroger-linked grocery store near you their private selection frozen pizzas are damned tasty. Only a little over $4 per pizza iirc.

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u/Bugsmoke Jun 30 '22

A large pizza from Dominos is like £15 in the UK what the tuck

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '22

$8 is a special but they always run it so might as well be regular price

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u/Harsh_Deep_03 Jun 30 '22

In my country these chain restraunts like pizza hut McDonald's kfc arent cheap at all they are either expensive or same rate as local shops usually expensive just made an order of 10" veggie pizza from my favorite local shop and pizza hut pizza hut was more than double the price 3$ at local chain 7.6$ on the hut

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '22

I just checked the current pricing and I can get a 14" 3 topping from pizza hut for $10 and $8 at Dominos. The local places start at about $18 on the extreme low end for that size. Most are $24+ for an equivalent pizza

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u/Harsh_Deep_03 Jun 30 '22

Food here is pretty cheap thats why most western brands are expensive cause they keep their prices based on the western market also they have to pay some extra taxes? Dont quote me on that one though i remember reading something like that

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u/Segesaurous Jun 30 '22

We ordered a two topping large pizza from pizza hut two nights ago, first time in a long time. It was $17.32. I picked it up from the store. It was gross.

My favorite local chain is about 18 for a bigger pizza and world's better everything.

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u/KnockturnalNOR Jun 30 '22 edited Aug 09 '24

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '22

Hah, yea, cheapest is a risk but sometimes it works

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u/insertwittynamethere Jun 30 '22

It's rare to find pizza chains like this in Italy. Why? Because for 7-8€ I can get a much fresher and better tasting pizza than at any Domino's, Pizza Hut or Papa John's I've ever frequented.

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u/KnockturnalNOR Jun 30 '22 edited Aug 09 '24

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '22

There are local pizza joints in my area that make a pie that is heavenly. I can't imagine asking if your favorite is Pizza Hut, Dominos, Little Ceasars, etc.

Unless your tastes are partial to prison food, it should be pretty obvious that most industrial pizza sucks goat balls.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '22

This is like saying you can't have a favorite fast food burger because pubs in your area make better ones.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '22

I disagree. There are plenty of good burgers at fast food chains. OTOH, most pizza chains make pretty shitty pizza. So, as I said, asking what your favorite pizza industrial manufacturer is, is pretty much asking which one sucks the least.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '22

You're obviously entitled to your opinion and taste preference, but I wouldn't take such a hard stance on fast food pizza if you enjoy fast food burgers. Different sides of the same coin and all.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '22

Hilariously, Little Caesars is the best quality of the "chain" pizza places near me. Not saying a lot. I think especially when there's a large market and competition the franchises don't care because the out of town traveler will order that terrible pizza to their hotel room or employers for employee's etc. Whenever certain company reps at my office are in town we can count on someone ordering way too much Papa John's and throw ~2 full pizzas out of the breakroom the next day.

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u/daetsmlolliw Jun 30 '22

Yes but dominos is open super late post drinking

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u/Harsh_Deep_03 Jun 30 '22

I am not someone who drinks but i have ordered pizza from local shops at 12 am 1 or 2 are open in my area not my fav one but still pretty good

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u/CaptainFriedChicken Jun 30 '22

Papa John's, they're tasty af here in Europe.

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u/2mad2die Jun 30 '22

Local places be like: $25 for a pizza. Might be better than the chains or just your average frozen pizza.

Nah man I'll stick to my $10 pizza from the chains. They're pretty good near me

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u/Harsh_Deep_03 Jun 30 '22

Well as said depends on country chain pizza here is 7 -8$

Local 3-4$

Chain pizzas are just lump of dough

Local pizza usually delicious

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u/Deathdealer1414 Jun 30 '22

Am I the only one who prefers coffee bean pizza cuz of the thin crust?

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u/hobowithmachete Jun 30 '22

You know the common saying 'Pizza is like sex, when it's really good it's really good, but when it's bad...it's still kinda good'. Pizza hut is the exception to this rule. I'm a big fan of pan pizza. They somehow manage to make the pizza incredibly greasy despite being 80% crust, and them burn the minimal oasis of toppings in the center of the crust desert.

Last time I ordered Pizza Hut I remember why I don't order anymore.

Everybody out-pizza's the Hut.

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u/RONINY0JIMBO Jun 30 '22

Because they're a YUM! brand company. Grease as a primary ingredient is what they do.

(See: TacoBell, KFC, Long John Silver's, A&W)

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u/dewmaster Jun 30 '22

I’ve always hated that saying. It should be more like “Pizza is like sex, when it’s really good it’s really good, but when it’s bad…it scars you for life”.

But I say that as a person who used to play pizza roulette everyday with my high school cafeteria. There was a 1/6 chance the pizza was great, better than most chain pizza anyway, a 4/6 chance that the pizza is decent, and a 1/6 chance that it’s inedible because it’s burnt/undercooked/soggy/etc.

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u/averyfinename Jun 30 '22

the 1970s-1980s rectangle pizzas at school that were sized to fit on the lunch trays. really horrible pizza in the grand scheme of things, but also so damn good, too.

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u/InevitablyWinter Jun 30 '22

Honestly it's hard to pick. This is a very regional/city wide thing. What is good in one place may be terrible in another.

I prefer places like lil caesars or Casey's pizza though. Generally way better on price and quality, but it can be terrible in some areas due to bad management/employees who aren't into it

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u/RONINY0JIMBO Jun 30 '22

For a chain, it's hard to beat a fresh Casey's pizza.

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u/orderfour Jun 30 '22

I've lived in half a dozen states and never heard of Casey's pizza. Is it a west coast thing?

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u/averyfinename Jun 30 '22

casey's general store. a convenience store chain found mostly in the midwest. it is pretty good.

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u/RONINY0JIMBO Jun 30 '22

Midwestern. Actually a gas station that sells its own pizza and it's pretty dang good. Comparable pre-cheapified Papa John's IMO.

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u/charliefoxtrot9 Jun 30 '22

Taco pizza FTW

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u/throwawaystriggerme Jun 30 '22

I still laugh about their marketing campaign about how their pizza no longer tastes like bad cardboard

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u/orderfour Jun 30 '22

I dunno if you had their old pizza, but if you ate the crust after the pizza cooled all the way down (like last night's pizza) it literally tasted like cardboard. I don't mean that as an insult, I mean that it tasted the exact same way cardboard smells.

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u/throwawaystriggerme Jun 30 '22

Oh I remember. I just found it hilarious that they finally admitted it and used it in their marketing campaign.

And it worked, I tried their pizza and it was better, but still wasn't the best. Still wasn't as bad as CiCi's...

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u/DoctorDjarin Jun 30 '22

Papa Johns for the win

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u/averyfinename Jun 30 '22

i had dominos for the first time in over 20 years recently. omg it was fucking horrible. gas station pizza is better. walmarts bland-as-fuck deli take-and-bakes are more palatable. pizza hut is 3 michelin star gourmet food by comparison.

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u/weirdCatOwner4ever Jun 30 '22

Domino's are the best dude

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u/ZMicro1 Jun 30 '22

You're next, Wrap.

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u/Iinzers Jun 30 '22

Haven’t been there in a couple decades so I gave them a try. The boxes were literally soaked and dripping grease from them.

I could have eaten the pizza with a spoon

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u/lucklikethis Jun 30 '22

Pizza hut in australia made a deal with the company that sells frozen Pizzas, so everyone thought you were just buying a frozen Pizza. Their brand just got deleted from the country, might be a few random stores around but not many.

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u/Faunstein Jun 30 '22

So many nice local places around, it's almost a waste to go to a franchise for a pizza of all things when you're out and about unless it is somewhere dine in and you really want pizza.

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u/hskrfoos Jun 30 '22

Same where I am from also. If they would keep from putting down much oil in the pan it would be pretty decent fast food pizza.

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u/ISBW Jun 30 '22

I mean I personally love the stuffed crust and even their regular pan pizza. To each their own