There’s something distinctly comforting about the simple combination of bread, sauce, and cheese.
So, it’s no wonder pizza has a stronghold on the fast-food industry.
Yes, many pizza fans would argue that nothing beats aslice from a pizzeria.
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But pizza chains have still earned a special place in many people’s hearts.
Here are six differences between Domino’s and Pizza Hut.
Yes, they both offer hand-tossed, pan, and thin crust options.
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Meanwhile, Pizza Hut just uses what it islabeled on its websiteas “regular cheese.”
Pizza Hut, on the other hand, doesn’t sell sandwiches.
Menu item availability can vary by location.
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These chains have you covered.
At Domino’s, customers can order Chocolate Crunch Lava Cakes and a Marbled Cookie Brownie.
However, these are priced at $7 or $8 each.
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Unlike Domino’s, the pizza included in this deal can only feature one topping.
Pizza Hut also offers a few different meal box options.
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Rewards programs
What’s even better than a deal?
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And pizza fans can get plenty of this through rewards programs.
Once they accumulate at least 75 points, they can unlock free menu items.
This means they must spend at least $37.50 to unlock their first freebie.
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Other perks include exclusive offers like early access to new products, faster checkout, and birthday rewards.
Domino’s Rewardsis similar in that points can be redeemed for select menu items.
However, this program is slightly different.
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Previously, the chain required customers to spend $10 to receive points.
Now, they only need to spend $5 to earn 10 points.
Customers can redeem their first reward after spending $10.
