What happened when asking for extra peppers at Papa John’s

 

Papa John’s employee explains what may have happened to cause this.

I work at papa john’s. See, the thing is for every order of extra peppers we add in the computer, that actually equals four peppers that go in the box. So if someone on the phone was new and didn’t realize this, then say a customer asked for ten extra peppers. The newbie would add ten extra peppers. Then suppose a non-newbie boxed up the pizza. They would see 10 extra orders of peppers on there (4 per order) and thus give you 40 peppers.

SOURCE: ‘I Ordered a Pizza from Papa John’s and Asked for Extra Peppers’

There’s a new slice in town: Deep-fried pizza [Video]

 

As a well-seasoned food writer, I’ve learned that some culinary challenges aren’t worth the indigestion they can cause.

But there are others that grip the imagination and demand immediate investigation, like my latest hot tip: A Wilson takeout shop called Pizza Snobz is serving deep-fried pizza!

At first, there’s total silence as we focus on this experience. Then, my pizza pal observes, ”It doesn’t taste as greasy as I expected. And I’m totally full, even though my slice was smaller than yours.” She never has lost her eye for equal pizza.

But how does it taste? We decide it’s like downing mozzarella sticks that have been flattened and drizzled with tomato dipping sauce.

Read more and watch the video of the process:  There’s a new slice in town: Deep-fried pizza