You can choose any type of pizza you want and whatever crust you like for £10. You only have to order one pizza which is better than than 2 for x price deals. Some pizzas can cost up to £20 so £10 is a great deal. To get the deal just go onto the website and find the offer in the main page. Avalible for collection or delivery however minimum order value of £11.99 is required for delivery. Offer ends Sunday.
*Cheesy bites cost extra
All comments (19)
MBeeching
8 Aug 16#1
The offer disappears from the website as soon as I enter location details. Nice marketing...
geeadamg
8 Aug 16#2
Works for my address too
MrScotchBonnet
8 Aug 162#3
Still £7 too much.
Disco Dave
8 Aug 16#4
It's only bread with tomato and cheese
horb1967
8 Aug 161#5
still 8 pound 2 much
blue1971
8 Aug 161#6
It's not any pizza,customary added when you change to stuffed crust.So rubbish,why I don't use them.
bigphilis
8 Aug 16#7
Just ordered a small cheese and tomato. Cost £10. No deal
CAL23
8 Aug 16#8
Working at Wolverton, Milton Keynes.
onion86
8 Aug 161#9
Large Stuffed Crust Super Supreme, peppers swapped for Chicken = £10 @ Bradley Stoke. Nice deal, thanks OP. Also then offers any Large Classic Crust for £7.99, bargain!
Monkeybumcheeks
8 Aug 162#10
Any size you say :smirk:
bigmaz
9 Aug 161#11
I just don't know how these guys and Dominos get business..... £10 is a good deal for a bit of dough and some toppings???? The profit margins must be HUGE for these companies....
naughtybunnies to bigmaz
9 Aug 161#12
There are costs associated with running a business.
Packaging, Staff Wages, Power, Rent, Rates, to name some of the more obvious ones.
bigmaz
9 Aug 16#13
Lol..... Are you having a laugh??? They are making a killing off mugs like you
"Pizza delivery firms are cashing in with a price mark-up of up to 900%, industry insiders have revealed"
I think I'll stick to my local take away, who makes the dough fresh every day, not made in a factory, they also use fresh toppings and its half the price.... They also have "Packaging, Staff Wages, Power, Rent, Rates, to name some of the more obvious ones" to pay.
Don't get me wrong, I would more than happy take peoples money if they are daft enough to pay it :laughing:
Just can't believe we are living in a generation that people are saying they are skint and watching their money, but think that £10 for a bit of dough and a few toppings is a hot deal :confused:
AdamBrunt
13 Aug 16#16
I tend to not take any notice of people who slate a franchise that is allegedly raking it in but don't actually want to own one. Those people are either lying or idiots.
bigmaz
13 Aug 16#17
I don't follow.... I said I DID want to own one, and there is no "allegedly" about it, it is common knowledge how much profit they make, doesn't take a genius to work it out... Who is the idiot?
pramms
10 Sep 16#18
Not happy at Pizza Hut. If your order comes to more that £20, you MUST pay by credit/debit card.
Pizza Hut sells gift cards or prepaid cards,BUT there is no gift card payment option. Seems very silly for them to sell the cards and not have any option to redeem them. They can be used in store only - what a pain.
I cannot use the gift card with Quidco or Topcashback
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*Cheesy bites cost extra
All comments (19)
Packaging, Staff Wages, Power, Rent, Rates, to name some of the more obvious ones.
"Pizza delivery firms are cashing in with a price mark-up of up to 900%, industry insiders have revealed"
I think I'll stick to my local take away, who makes the dough fresh every day, not made in a factory, they also use fresh toppings and its half the price.... They also have "Packaging, Staff Wages, Power, Rent, Rates, to name some of the more obvious ones" to pay.
Plenty of franchise opportunities for you to cash in on that 900%.
Just can't believe we are living in a generation that people are saying they are skint and watching their money, but think that £10 for a bit of dough and a few toppings is a hot deal :confused:
Pizza Hut sells gift cards or prepaid cards,BUT there is no gift card payment option. Seems very silly for them to sell the cards and not have any option to redeem them. They can be used in store only - what a pain.
I cannot use the gift card with Quidco or Topcashback