50% off any pizza at Dominos Online until Aug 4th

[Kaido]

Right side, second one down:

http://www.dominos.com/

Time to stock up on some more cheap gluten-free pizzas :thumbsup:

 

[hansmuff]

Thanks OP.

I haven't ordered from them in ages, but at 50% off I tried the Artisan Spinach and Onion. For the price, that was decent. More grease than I'd like, but the taste was not bad at all.

 

[VirtualLarry]

huh, just ordered from papajohns when I saw this thread.

 

[zardthebuilder]

thanks! just picked up a gluten free pizza for my wife.

 

[CPA]

just got a gluten free plus another large for about $12.

Gluten free is pretty good. I was surprised.

 

[Kaido]

just got a gluten free plus another large for about $12.

Gluten free is pretty good. I was surprised.

Yeah it's probably the best GF pizza I've had honestly. Which is surprisingly because Dunkin Donut's foray into GF donuts & muffins were so bad I only took two bites and tossed them both, terrible haha.

I will be trying Pillsbury's new Gluten-Free thin-crust pizza dough next week: (as well as their cookie dough and maybe their pie/pastry dough if I can figure out what to use it for)

http://www.pillsbury.com/products/gluten-free

My friend also tried Immaculate's GF break-apart cookie dough and said she likes them even better than regular cookies:

http://www.immaculatebaking.com/category/gluten-free/

 

[Kaido]

thanks! just picked up a gluten free pizza for my wife.

Yup! Nice to have an option out there haha. Although I am a bit peeved at the FDA's new decision on labeling gluten-free food GF when it's not truly gluten-free (just 20 PPM or less):

http://gizmodo.com/fda-decides-gluten-free-foods-dont-actually-have-to-be-1002518565

That may be fine for most people, but I know Celiacs who are super-sensitive and this would put them out of commission for weeks. Sort of like the crappy thing Domino's did advertising their gluten-free pizza as gluten-free - the dough is GF, but it's made on shared equipment, including the cutting knives & cutting board, so it absolutely gets cross-contamination. I'm fortunate in that I'm not that sensitive - I just can't eat it straight up - but there are people who would go in expecting a nationwide chain advertising a gluten-free product to be truly gluten-free and not actually be able to get it in reality.

Buyer beware!

 

[CPA]

Yup! Nice to have an option out there haha. Although I am a bit peeved at the FDA's new decision on labeling gluten-free food GF when it's not truly gluten-free (just 20 PPM or less):

http://gizmodo.com/fda-decides-gluten-free-foods-dont-actually-have-to-be-1002518565

That may be fine for most people, but I know Celiacs who are super-sensitive and this would put them out of commission for weeks. Sort of like the crappy thing Domino's did advertising their gluten-free pizza as gluten-free - the dough is GF, but it's made on shared equipment, including the cutting knives & cutting board, so it absolutely gets cross-contamination. I'm fortunate in that I'm not that sensitive - I just can't eat it straight up - but there are people who would go in expecting a nationwide chain advertising a gluten-free product to be truly gluten-free and not actually be able to get it in reality.

Buyer beware!

On their website a warning box came up after I selected GF and it specifically mentioned that the dough was prepared in an area that contains wheat so they do not recommend the crust for celiacs.

 

[Kaido]

On their website a warning box came up after I selected GF and it specifically mentioned that the dough was prepared in an area that contains wheat so they do not recommend the crust for celiacs.

Yeah, but if you step back and look at the big picture: They advertise a Gluten-free crust, and it is not, in fact, gluten-free. It's gluten-free enough that if you can handle cross-contamination, it's okay, but if you're a serious Celiac, abort abort abort!

I think it would be better if they came up with a name like "Gluten Sensitive", so you knew immediately that it is a gluten-free product, but made on shared equipment. Because "Gluten Free" should mean "Gluten Free", not "Well, it's made without Gluten, but we add Gluten in on the prep table, on the oven rollers, on the cutting board, and with crumbs on the cutting knife, so really it has Gluten in it", you know?

 

[Sonikku]

What is the minimum charge to get delivery at dominos and what's the best 50% off deal for one pizza?

 

[manly]

What is the minimum charge to get delivery at dominos and what's the best 50% off deal for one pizza?

minimum could vary by store, but around $13?

"Best" deal is probably an XL or L pizza with 1-2 toppings.

 

[QueBert]

THANK YOOOOOU OP! The minimum's $10 here, with delivery my large was $10.74. Ordered a Bacon Cheeseburger pizza, don't care what the AT pizza snobs say, that pizza's good. I love their online pizza tracker too.

 

[Xellos2099]

I try there [an pizza today... pretty tasty but it is a bit on the small size.

 

[OctaneZ]

Haven't had Dominos in years, giving it a try, $12.70 minimum delivery at my store in Boston.

 

[Craig234]

Guess this is literally a hot deal. Don't like their pizza that much, but went ahead and got one.

 

[brianmanahan]

just got a gluten free plus another large for about $12.

Gluten free is pretty good. I was surprised.

probably not as good as gluten-filled

i love my gluten :awe:

 

[Craig234]

The pizza was surprisingly good. Not nearly worth normal price, but fine on sale.

 

[QueBert]

as I eat a slice of the Bacon Cheeseburger pizza for breakfast that I got yesterday, I want to thank the op again. You sir made my Pizza breakfast possible.

 

[mrrman]

I've used this twice so far...great deal