Little Caesar's Crazy Bread And Sauce

Love it and it's inexpensive, been eating it since the 80's

R1, It's okay. I'll eat it as a meal. Sometimes I eat it with extra butter and extra parmesan cheese. Other times I eat it plain. Most of the time I ask for the little containers of parmesan and sprinkle that on it and then sprinkle red pepper on it. Sometimes I want the marinara sauce and sometimes I want ranch. It's so fucking good. I'm definitely getting some tomorrow!

Look at piggy eat the bread.

R17, you realize you can turn off auto-correct, don't you?

WTF r3, did that guy say the new crazy bread? It has been out since the 80's at least.

I was when I was in college and was eighteen,

[quote] Delicious! ...fans of this treat..

Jesus fucking christ.

The OP should die in a grease fire, a Little Caesar's grease fire.

Umm yeah R3 about that . . . .

That guy scarfed down that crazy bread in his car. eeeeew

I thought this thread was gonna be about one of Edward G. Robinson's favorite snacks.

R9 Oh like you haven't. We're all 400 pounds here, we've all done it.

What is it?

It's called gravy, OP.

I hot from the oven Little Ceasar's pizza isn't awful considering the price. But, it is the most un-reheatable pizza ever.

How much is it R14?

Like all food threads this will soon have well over 100 replies

It's $5 plus tax for a one topping, R15. Could vary by location.

$5 is a whole year's interest on $1000. How do they get away with prices like that R17?

Why not scoop feces onto a piece of cardboard? It's about the same

That would violate health codes. Little Ceasar's doesn't contain feces.

[quote] Little Ceasar's

Oh, [italic]dear...[/italic]

Is Little Ceasar's popular in Flyoverstan or what? I've never been to one. I'm in Palm Beach and wonder where my local is. I'd ask the staff but they're grumpy. The nearest one seems to be in Moscow; can that be right?

OP types fat

I was wondering about the apostrophe R21. Or is it the vowels, more likely?

R24 remember that the word kaiser comes from Caesar. You’ll never misspell Caesar again!

There is a place called Caesars Palace. No apostrophe. I complained but was told that 'possession' was not a thing there; more like dispossession.

Or remember that "Caesar" is pronounced "kai-sar".

Depends on the Latin teacher. The 'c' was soft for years. As in See-zar

R11 is the 2015 bump troll.

[quote]That would violate health codes. Little Ceasar's doesn't contain feces.

Probably, but I stopped going there when I got bunches o'weevils in my pizza crust a few years back. I fully recognize that this could happen to any food product made of wheat flour, however.

I used to love it. I remember when they sliced it in half lengthwise and inserted little bits of pepperoni between the two slides.

A "c" in latin is a hard c.