Michael James

Pizza Hut Now Has Burgers???

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Pizza Hut Now Has Burgers???

Remember the disaster that was McDonalds serving Pizza? (Although I can’t lie, I liked McPizza) Well, this seems to be the same but opposite.

Pizza Hut has announced that they’re adding BURGERS . . . sort of.

They’re called Cheeseburger Melts, and they’re described as:  “A parmesan-crusted thin crust Melt folded and loaded with beef, applewood-smoked bacon, onions, mozzarella, and cheddar.”

They’re embracing the fact that they don’t come with a traditional bun, saying, quote, “Goodbye to soggy bun burger deliveries.”

So they’re a bit like a pizza . . . a bit like a burger . . . and they look a lot like a quesadilla.

The Cheeseburger Melts come with their special, “world’s best burger dipping sauce” on the side, and they’re also available in a “My Hut Box” with fries.  Those start at $6.99.

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