Pizza chain is launching three-in-one meals at the new Triple-Decker Bux. Triple Treat B, X, which costs ડ 21 and will be available nationwide at Pizza Hut locations, will not include two medium one-topping pizzas, five breadsticks and 10 cinnamon rolls. Customers can choose from thin N Crypsy Pizza or the original Pan Crust Pizza.
Last year, Pizza Hut captured 21% of the market in large pizza chains, second only to Domino’s 27%, according to food-service data firm Technomic. And triple-decker bucks aren’t the brand’s only significant recent innovation: in November, the chain was added Beyond the meat (BYND) Sausage on its menu, Pizza Hut forms the first national pizza chain in the United States to offer plant-based meat toppings.
Pizza restaurants have thrived over other food and drink struggles during the coronavirus epidemic. Pizza has been synonymous with food delivery for decades, which is crucial when consumers are afraid or banned from eating inside restaurants. And it’s cheap – which can help boost sales during the worst recession since the Great Depression.
Despite the excess sales, the large pizza chain is facing other challenges such as higher labor and component costs. That’s one reason they’re pushing new products and they’ve added partnerships with high-choice competition during epidemics. Domino’s, for example, recently announced that customers who place an order online before April 11 will get 30 free days of streaming access on Epex Now.
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