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Jeez just went to buy pizza from pizza hut - pricey! |
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Jeez just went to buy pizza from pizza hut - pricey!
I couldn't believe their prices - for a simple large pizza they want £12 for it! Even with the voucher codes etc. Ordering pizza online is a costly task!
A premium fresh huge pizza from Waitrose costs me £4.99 - I think it's time to go out shopping! |
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I never get my head around the money people are willing to cough up for what is essentially cheese on toast.
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Pizza Hut has to be the worst place on Earth to ever buy a pizza from .
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Mmmm? The delivery one in Manchester is great. Its always 50% off, we usually get 2 large ones and it always comes for @ £17
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Well I decided to get off my lazy arse and go out shopping instead. I bought breaded chicken pieces , mayo, tomatoes, hash browns, Cumberland sausages, bread rolls, and a small pizza for all under a tenner!!! Less a crappy delivered one!
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Mmmm? The delivery one in Manchester is great. Its always 50% off, we usually get 2 large ones and it always comes for @ £17
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I do like Pizza Huts Pizzas but they are too expensive I only ever went for the buffet lunch
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That is so much money when you consider what you could buy in a supermarket for the same money.
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I couldn't believe their prices - for a simple large pizza they want £12 for it! Even with the voucher codes etc. Ordering pizza online is a costly task!
A premium fresh huge pizza from Waitrose costs me £4.99 - I think it's time to go out shopping! |
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But you wouldn't get a Pizza Hut pizza. You spend that money because you want a Pizza Hut pizza. Nothing in the supermarket will come close. Give me two Pizza Hut pizza's for £17 over that rubbish you bought.
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Well I decided to get off my lazy arse and go out shopping instead. I bought breaded chicken pieces , mayo, tomatoes, hash browns, Cumberland sausages, bread rolls, and a small pizza for all under a tenner!!! Less a crappy delivered one!
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Can't believe you think pizza hut's pizzas are a quality product or somehow authentic.
If I wanted to buy the items you bought then i'd buy them. If I wanted a pizza hut i'd buy that. It's not an either or scenario. I take it when you go to a party and they've got expensive takeaway food out you jump up and and say -- errrrr excuse me, you could have bought breaded chicken pieces , mayo, tomatoes, hash browns, Cumberland sausages, bread rolls, and a small pizza with that money! You sound like an absolute hoot. |
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You won't get anything like Pizza Hut at the supermarket, that's a fact.
If I wanted to buy the items you bought then i'd buy them. If I wanted a pizza hut i'd buy that. It's not an either or scenario. I take it when you go to a party and they've got expensive takeaway food out you jump up and and say -- errrrr excuse me, you could have bought breaded chicken pieces , mayo, tomatoes, hash browns, Cumberland sausages, bread rolls, and a small pizza with that money! You sound like an absolute hoot. |
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Have you tried every single supermarket pizza?
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Well I decided to get off my lazy arse and go out shopping instead. I bought breaded chicken pieces , mayo, tomatoes, hash browns, Cumberland sausages, bread rolls, and a small pizza for all under a tenner!!! Less a crappy delivered one!
I use delivery as an absolute last resort. Pizza-wise, I have had marvellous ones from the supermarket, premium ranges for a fraction of Pizza Hut prices, and they taste 10x better. My favourite is a large one with ham, mushroom and mascapone, I think from Tesco. I am honestly not slating Pizza Hut (or other) deliveries though. Sometimes I am so shattered that I cannot face going over the road to shop or even cooking what I have got in, so I will use occasionally. |
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Pizzas here don't have enough cheese on them, not at all. They're mainly toppings and a bit of tomato sauce with a few tiny strips of cheese here and there. Rant over, sorry.
We ordered from Pizza Hut once and yes it was about £12 for a pizza that me and my bf shared. It wasn't worth it at all; it was way too overpriced for a mediocre pizza. Never had one again from places like that. I just buy them at the supermarket. They are ok (not great) and a lot cheaper. |
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You can make your own at home.
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Independent pizza shops are often significantly cheaper. Our local one does two for one on Tuesday and we get two large pizzas for £8. Delicious too.
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You can make your own at home.
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You can make your own at home.
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Aye, sure you can. PMSL
I don't see what is funny about it. Plenty of people make their own pizza. Why waste money on frippery? |
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I make my own dough. It is easy. Then just go to the market for the toppings and save money.
I don't see what is funny about it. Plenty of people make their own pizza. Why waste money on frippery? |
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What you make is a PIZZA, not a Pizza Hut pizza.
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When you have tried one of mine, you wouldn't want any one elses.
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I couldn't believe their prices - for a simple large pizza they want £12 for it! Even with the voucher codes etc. Ordering pizza online is a costly task!
A premium fresh huge pizza from Waitrose costs me £4.99 - I think it's time to go out shopping! Wouldn't pay more than that for one really. |
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