Little Caesars' Hot-N-Ready Pizzas are already the cheapest of the major pizza chains at $5 a pop but until tomorrow, you can go to their website and print out a "buy one, get one free" coupon! That is a ridiculously cheap $5 for two large pizzas. There is a limit of one coupon per order per visit so if you're having a huge football party it won't help as much.
The promotion coincides with the Little Caesar Pizza Bowl in Detroit tonight at 8:30pm EST on ESPN and runs until tomorrow, Tuesday, December 28, 2010.
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Recall the advertising of old when the toga-clad dude said "pizza pizza"?
ReplyDeleteI believe the original concept was receiving two pizzas for one relatively low price.
Out in California many Little Caesars were inside Kmart stores.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Caesars Ahhhh..... info!!!
While not known for quality fare in the "old days" it WAS a way to maximize limited food budgets.
I expect the recent economic depression (a mere recession for a lucky few) has resulted in increased business for the firm.
Locally where a multitude of working-poor USA citizens struggle to survive I have noticed Little Caesars appears to being doing well.
What with prices in grocery stores being catapulted to near-intolerable heights I believe it MAY be possible for a firm-bought pizza to actually possibly be a viable contender for po' folk's food budget.