Domino’s is seeking a fresh slice of the fast-food industry pie with a newly announced free pizza giveaway.
The pizza chain is giving away up to $1 million worth of free pizzas in honor of the launch of its new domino-shaped pizza.
But there’s a twist: The freebies are only available for customers who eat at other fast-food spots first.
The brand is inviting customers to try the new Detroit-style personal pizza, which is shaped like a domino, for free and decide how it compares with other fast-food items, according to a news release.
“We think it has what it takes to become an iconic menu item, and we want customers to try and decide for themselves,” Kate Trumbull, Domino’s executive vice president and chief marketing officer, said in a statement.
Here’s what to know about getting a free Domino’s personal pizza.
How to Get a Free Domino’s Pizza
In honor of the Aug. 31 launch of its new domino-shaped personal pizza, Domino’s is giving away up to $1 million worth of free pizza, it said in a release.
The offer is available to anyone who has purchased what the chain called some of the most iconic fast-food items. They are:
- McDonald’s Big Mac
- Burger King Whopper
- Taco Bell Crunchwrap Supreme
- Chick-fil-A Chicken Sandwich
- Chipotle Burrito
Here’s how to enter the giveaway for a free pizza:
- Purchase one of the eligible items from a competitor.
- Upload the receipt to IsTheDominoWorthy.com.
- Domino’s will email an offer code for one free personal pizza to customers on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last.
What Is Domino’s New Pizza?
The new personal pizza, dubbed the “Domino,” is a Detroit-style pizza cut into two slices.
It is handmade with butter-flavored dough encrusted with Parmesan cheese and baked in a rectangular pan.
Topped with two layers of cheese, sauce and up to three toppings, the pizza is finished with garlic seasoning.
Melina Khan is a national trending reporter for USA TODAY. Keep up with her on X @melinakh and Instagram @bymelinakhan.
Reporting by Melina Khan, USA TODAY / USA TODAY
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