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Domino's Pizza - 50% off Pizzas at Menu Price - 9/14 - 9/20 YMMV
Starts September 14th
Domino's Pizza - 50% off Pizzas at Menu Price
Ends September 20th
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CODE: 1612
http://www.dominos.com
Domino's Pizza - 50% off Pizzas at Menu Price
Ends September 20th
If the deal isn't populating in app,
Manual code entry can be found at bottom of offers page
CODE: 1612
http://www.dominos.com
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Last Edited by greengreengrass
September 19, 2020
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If the deal isn't populating in app,
Manual code entry can be found at bottom of offers page
CODE: 1612
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This is a YMMV deal. Code not working online in the following states: DC, IL, OH, NC, MD, DE, NV, GA, TX, FL, TN, MO, WI, NJ, CO, WA, VA.
States it works in: SoCal
However, my local Domino's store manager offered to honor the 50% off anyway. So it doesn't hurt to ask.
Manual code entry can be found at bottom of offers page
CODE: 1612
--------------------------------------------------------
This is a YMMV deal. Code not working online in the following states: DC, IL, OH, NC, MD, DE, NV, GA, TX, FL, TN, MO, WI, NJ, CO, WA, VA.
States it works in: SoCal
However, my local Domino's store manager offered to honor the 50% off anyway. So it doesn't hurt to ask.
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oh well... time to lose some pandemic weight... then gain it all back on Sept 14 when this coupon kick in!
THANKS!
oh well... time to lose some pandemic weight... then gain it all back on Sept 14 when this coupon kick in!
THANKS!
rather have $5.99 Large 2-topping promo they run instead of 50% off menu price.
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rather have $5.99 Large 2-topping promo they run instead of 50% off menu price.
To me, I'd rather eat plain bread than a 2 topping pizza. Five toppings is my minimum. Everyone has their own desires and you are welcome to your 2 toppings but for people like me, I really enjoy this deal.
I also buy gift cards for $20 with $25 credit so I'm saving 20% off every order too. That makes my pizza $7.40 for a 16" 8 topping pizza.
The local Domino's here offers very few topping choices. They don't have meatball, which is the kid's favorite, and they don't have broccoli, which is the wife's favorite. Is this limitation nation-wide or local?
Most every small mom & pop pizza place will sell meatball sandwiches and pastrami sandwiches and whatever, and also offer these sandwich ingredients as pizza toppings. The Domino's here offers very few choices.
To me, I'd rather eat plain bread than a 2 topping pizza. Five toppings is my minimum. Everyone has their own desires and you are welcome to your 2 toppings but for people like me, I really enjoy this deal.
I also buy gift cards for $20 with $25 credit so I'm saving 20% off every order too. That makes my pizza $7.40 for a 16" 8 topping pizza.
As already pointed out, this deal is best maximized on multiple-topping pizzas. Otherwise, this deal isn't much different than the everyday Lg, 3-topping for $7.99.
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Thanks for that 16" brooklyn suggestion. Does anyone know whether the dough used for the 16" pizzas is the same amount as they use for their 14" pizzas? (Papa Johns does this). I think they do from what I remember.
Most every small mom & pop pizza place will sell meatball sandwiches and pastrami sandwiches and whatever, and also offer these sandwich ingredients as pizza toppings. The Domino's here offers very few choices.
Thanks for that 16" brooklyn suggestion. Does anyone know whether the dough used for the 16" pizzas is the same amount as they use for their 14" pizzas? (Papa Johns does this). I think they do from what I remember.
having tried it once this year after avoiding it so many years... im not sure if due to using the same dough ball but stretching it out thinner does it bake to a crisper, roasted sharper aka brick oven bread hint or what, (yes in theory thinner rolled out dough of the same formula can) but i started to think this is their best pizza on the menu.