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I picked one up for $9.
Like the rest of Little Caesars' ExtraMostBestest line, the 5 Meat Feast Pizza comes with a lot more cheese than their signature $5 Hot N Ready pizzas. Because the chain uses a blend of Muenster and mozzarella cheese, there's a nice, oozy stretch and flavor to it.
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The crust and sauce is the same as any other Little Caesars' round pizza, which is to say, that the crust was a bit chewier than the other major chains and relatively even in thickness from end to end. The sauce was tomato-y and not heavily seasoned nor overly sweet.
While I appreciated the general meaty cheesiness of Little Caesars' 5 Meat Feast Pizza, the lackluster bacon left it feeling more like a 4 Meat Feast. Given that it's currently the same price as Little Caesars' 3 Meat Feast and cheaper than similarly-topped pizzas at the other Big Four pizza chains, it's not a bad choice if you want meat, meat, and more meat on your pizza.
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