Asda Superstores across the country have express diners full of incredible deals including a large selection of 16" pizzas made fresh to order for only a fiver! Considering a pizza of this size and quality would cost £15+ from Domino's or Papa Johns i would highly recommend checking this offer out! (Incredibly tasty) !! :)
Please check the link for more information/deals.
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karlie88 to nitro228
15 Oct 1571#25
I think Costco's pizzas are 18".
Some maths:
An ASDA 16" pizza is approx 200 squared inches of pizza for £5. Thus, each penny gets you 0.4 squared inches of pizza.
Costco 18" pizza is approx 250 squared inches of pizza for £8. Thus, each penny gets you 0.3125 squared inches of pizza.
Even if the Costco pizzas were 20 inch, the ASDA ones would still be better value. Add to that no membership fees, more stores etc.
mamboboy
15 Oct 1519#12
Finally, some reason for Dominos to have more realistic prices then. I bet they aren't happy about this!
adecoyseast to keloid
15 Oct 1518#2
ask if they do delivery aswell :confused: .......haha
nitro228
15 Oct 1517#29
Your maths is out by a factor of 4. But good try, and doesn't change your sentiment. Best to double check these things when trying to look clever.
I'd wager costco is better than the asda one, though I haven't tried it.
Also, though technically you need membership for costco, you don't need to show a card when buying hot food, and you can just walk in the exit towards the membership desk and carry on to the hot food counter. The perfect crime. This works in most branches.
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keloid
15 Oct 155#1
the pizzas are very tasty and amazing value for money.
does anyone know if you can call in in advance and then collect?
adecoyseast to keloid
15 Oct 1518#2
ask if they do delivery aswell :confused: .......haha
JamesBall to keloid
15 Oct 15#4
You could maybe ring up in advance, but i placed the order and within 6 minutes my pizza was cooked, boxed up and ready to go!
rporteo
15 Oct 15#3
So are they cooking them instore or do you do it yourself at home?
JamesBall to rporteo
15 Oct 15#5
The Pizza's are made and cooked fresh for you in store :smile:
rporteo
15 Oct 151#6
Just done a quick google, looks like they are updating all the customer cafes to these diners with a new menu, I can see them getting flipping busy with the pizzas alone!!
hotmep
15 Oct 152#7
Are these different to their usual types of pizza? Is it takeaway style or supermarket style?
JamesBall to hotmep
15 Oct 151#9
Takeaway style! Today i had an American sizzler which had beef, chicken, pepperoni and jalapeno's. Almost as good as domino's in my opinion :smiley:
coleyjay
15 Oct 155#8
Noticed a sign in the Coventry walsgrave store a few weeks ago saying you could pre order your pizza online for store collection. Pizza.asda.com
seems a good idea since the pizza counters are always so busy!
Sid Harper
15 Oct 155#10
Whose pizza?
Gollywood to Sid Harper
15 Oct 15#16
Not just me then :wink:
Geokinkladze to Sid Harper
16 Oct 15#70
The guy with the 16" £5 note
fattibumbum
15 Oct 152#11
will check out bootle strand asda soon, I like the costco cooked pizza 18" just under £8. will se how they compare dear.
jlonew to fattibumbum
16 Oct 15#112
Will let you report back before I make a trip there ..... Will be stone cold before I get home mind !!!
mamboboy
15 Oct 1519#12
Finally, some reason for Dominos to have more realistic prices then. I bet they aren't happy about this!
scvd to mamboboy
16 Oct 15#73
I really don't understand Dominos in general. In the UK they're super expensive (granted nice), but here in NZ I get any 3 pizzas, 2 sides and a drink for around 15 pound. Good quality too.
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Please check the link for more information/deals.
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Some maths:
An ASDA 16" pizza is approx 200 squared inches of pizza for £5. Thus, each penny gets you 0.4 squared inches of pizza.
Costco 18" pizza is approx 250 squared inches of pizza for £8. Thus, each penny gets you 0.3125 squared inches of pizza.
Even if the Costco pizzas were 20 inch, the ASDA ones would still be better value. Add to that no membership fees, more stores etc.
I'd wager costco is better than the asda one, though I haven't tried it.
Also, though technically you need membership for costco, you don't need to show a card when buying hot food, and you can just walk in the exit towards the membership desk and carry on to the hot food counter. The perfect crime. This works in most branches.
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does anyone know if you can call in in advance and then collect?
seems a good idea since the pizza counters are always so busy!