Pizza - Eat Here, Die at Home

How they can name a pizza like that?Eat here die at home,and who will buy it?

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TextThe pizzas look good, but the names are even better: “the one you eat at the restaurant and then die at home”; “the pizza that no one needs”; “the one for when your kids are driving you crazy”; etc. We eat, we drink, and we call it a day – fully clean and with the heater on full blast. Read more: blog.travelpod.com...

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I better eat at home then in such a place...!

lol.... You have to love some of the names though. If they'd called them something more Pizza-like, it wouldn't be a story topic on one of the higher traffic forum sites on the net. There is something to be said for brilliance in marketing, yes indeed.

So what we need now is delivery. Then we can get the best of all worlds.

Originally posted by Wrabbit2000
lol.... You have to love some of the names though. If they'd called them something more Pizza-like, it wouldn't be a story topic on one of the higher traffic forum sites on the net.

There is something to be said for brilliance in marketing, yes indeed.

So what we need now is delivery. Then we can get the best of all worlds.

And how they deliver?Driving my car passing through a cemetery !

Our take-out restaurant has an interesting couple of names as well:

Deep fried and spiced tofu that has the texture of chicken..."Fuggets"

One dessert we have: "We have no idea what to call it but...It's Damn Good!"

Customers love it.

Peace

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yeah like this

TextFitzsnuggy's named sandwiches for celebrities (no particular reason I know of). Their tuna salad was "Ike and Tina Tuna". Their cream cheese and olive sandwich was named Cream Abdul Jabbar. I never discerned a pattern in Fitzwilly's food names. They had a m,ssive chocolate ice cream/cake dessert called "Daddy, I don't want to eat this".

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