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Dominos Brooklyn style vs Pizza hut's thin crust

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Dominos Brooklyn style vs Pizza hut's thin crust

Which one is better? If I could only choose between those two?

Also, what are your thoughts on Domino's vs Pizza hut's pan pizzas?

EDIT: Pizza hut's pepperoni thin crust
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chevyz07 wrote: Which one is better? If I could only choose between those two?

Also, what are your thoughts on Domino's vs Pizza hut's pan pizzas?

EDIT: Pizza hut's pepperoni thin crust
For pan pizza I actually quite like Domino's now. It's not as oily as pizza hut is and it has those crispy bits on the edge of the crust that taste so good. Even with the extra cost of making it a pan pizza, it still works out cheaper and imo tastes better than pizza hut. The only plus I'd give to pizza hut over domino's is that the pizza hut dough is super super soft (mostly due to the oil) and abit nicer to bite into, but I find domino's pan pizza overall tastes better to me.

I can't comment on the thin crust or brooklyn style though, never tried those.
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piezo5 wrote: For pan pizza I actually quite like Domino's now.
Domino's crust is corn meal. A different type of crust. If you're not a corn meal fan, Pizza hut is your better bet.
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playnicee1 wrote: Domino's crust is corn meal. A different type of crust. If you're not a corn meal fan, Pizza hut is your better bet.
You are correct, Domino's uses cornmeal to make their pizzas. However, the pan pizzas are prepared in pans which doesn't use any cornmeal.

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