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Dominos Reggae Reggae Pizza

April 6, 2011Chilli Productschilli pizza, dominos, Levi roots, pizza, reggae reggae, reggae reggae sauce Standard

Yesterday when a press release landed in my inbox I got quite excited, Domino’s the pizza delivery expert have teamed up with legendary singing spicy sauce creator Levy Roots and released the Reggae Reggae Pizza.

dominos reggae reggae pizzaWe’ll when I say released it’s not officially available until April 11th, but the press release said that if you visit Domino’s Facebook page you can order one as a “special”, preview for liking the page, not only that you get a large Reggae Reggae Pizza for £9.99 delivered.

So just before leaving work I clicked the button on the facebook page, entered my local branch, chose to have the pizza delivered at 19:00, paid via paypal and that as that, nice and quick and easy.

18:50 the bell rang and our Reggae Reggae Pizza arrived, It looked and smelled delicious. The pizza is Domino’s standard pizza base, smothered in Levi’s legendary Reggae Reggae Sauce, which is a blend of secret herbs and spices, then covered in cheese and topped with chicken, green peppers, pineapple and tomato. There’s also a veggie option for those of you who don’t like chicken.

Overall I think the pizza was great, the base was light and crispy, the sauce was tangy and packed full of flavour, there was a nice level of spice that made your tongue tingle and just a hint of sweetness that didn’t ever get sickly. The toppings we’re great but I’d have liked bigger bits of chicken and more of them.

The pizza is a bit of a triumph and I’ll certainly be buying one again, unlike the Birdseye Reggae Reggae Chicken Chargrills which I think were a bit of a let down and no where near up to the standard I’ve come to expect of Levi Roots and the Reggae Reggae crew.

COMMENTS

Phil Hardy April 6, 2011 at 09:04 -

But Andy, what about those pesky pineapples??

Seriously though, interesting that the sweetness is nicely balanced, I normally find that I’m scraping these BBQ type sauces off as they are overpowering.

I’m hankering for a pizza after a 8 month abstinence, this could be the one…

Mark April 6, 2011 at 09:24 -

Sounds delicious! And a press release about a pizza … nice. 😛

Greg Conrick April 6, 2011 at 09:33 -

Another Dragon’s Den success story! Wish we could get in Australia.

Andy April 6, 2011 at 12:57 -

I quite like pinapple but its not as good as banana on pizza…or more meat lol

ssb April 13, 2011 at 15:52 -

I’ll be trying one of these tonight, probably substitute the pineapples for tandoori chicken.

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