Domino’s Giving Away $1 Million Worth of New Pizzas for One

It’s shaped like the brand’s iconic logo and was rated as one of the best-tasting products in the firm’s history, making it the first pizza worthy of Domino’s name. Like a Big Mac or Whopper, the Domino is made for one – no sharing involved.

Now Domino’s Pizza Inc. is giving shoppers the chance to try it for free through its “Is the Domino Worthy?” promotion, inviting America to judge whether the Domino has earned a place among fast food’s most iconic menu items. The Domino was created for the way people eat today, where a meal doesn’t always mean sharing the same pizza,” explained Kate Trumbull, Domino’s executive vice president – chief marketing officer. “It solves a problem traditional pizza never could: everyone gets the toppings they love, without having to compromise.

We saw an opportunity to reinvent pizza from the crust up, and the result is the Domino: a Detroit-style pizza built for one person, made exactly how they want it, and one of the strongest-performing products we’ve ever tested. We think it has what it takes to become an iconic menu item, and we want diners to try and decide for themselves.” How to Try a Domino for Free Domino’s is giving away up to $1 million worth of free Dominos as it looks to join the ranks of some of the biggest legends in the fast-food trade. To enter for the chance to win a free Domino, shoppers must: Purchase a McDonald’s Big Mac, Burger King Whopper, Taco Bell Crunchwrap Supreme, Chick-fil-A Chicken Sandwich or Chipotle Burrito.

Domino’s will email an offer code for one free Domino to customers on a first-come, first-served basis, while supplies last. The Domino is handmade with premium, buttery-flavored pan dough encrusted with real Parmesan cheese and baked in a rectangular pan to create a crispy Parmesan Detroit-style crust.

It is topped with two layers of cheese, shoppers’ choice of sauce and up to three toppings, finished with a drizzle of Domino’s signature garlic seasoning, and cut into two generous slices.