Try Domino’s Pizza with Different Types of Pizza Crusts

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Try Domino’s Pizza with Different Types of Pizza Crusts



What separates one pizza from the other is its crust. If you want to explore what pizzas with varied crusts taste like, try the following:

Cheese Burst

If you like your pizza extra cheesy, you should upgrade it Domino's cheese burst Whether you like a vegetarian or non-vegetarian pizza, you can easily make it taste more cheesy by customizing it for extra cheese. Pizzas with cheese burst as the crust type can enjoy oodles of liquid cheese coming from the crust and the sides. Domino’s uses 100% authentic mozzarella cheese to prepare all its cheese burst pizzas.

Classic Hand Tossed

The best part of a classic hand tossed pizza is you can add whatever toppings you like and in whatever amount. This crust is made by hand stretching the pizza dough, making the crust crisp on the outside and soft and super light on the inside. You can pick whichever Domino’s pizza you like the most and upgrade it to a classic hand tossed crust. It would complement all the toppings and cheese perfectly.

Wheat Thin Crust

Do you feel the crust in the standard pizza could have been lesser to taste better? If yes, you should try the Domino's wheat thin crust pizza. Made using wheat flour, this pizza crust is thin, crispy, and delicious. As you can upgrade any pizza to a wheat thin crust, you can generally find toppings like onion, tomato, capsicum, corn, etc., on a wheat thin crust pizza.

Fresh Pan Pizza

A fresh pan pizza is more buttery, crispy on the edges, and soft on the inside. The dough is generally fluffy in a fresh pan pizza which gives it a distinct taste. Depending on the pizza you upgrade to a fresh pan crust, the toppings you see on it will vary. But generally, you can find toppings like olive, jalapeno, onions, mozzarella cheese, capsicum, etc., on this pizza.    

New Hand Tossed

The new hand tossed pizza refers to the pizza made using extra hand stretched pizza dough. These pizzas are super soft on the inside yet crispy at the edges. Any pizza loaded with vegetarian or non-vegetarian toppings can be made with the new hand tossed crust for maximum flavors. You can also add more toppings of your choice for an additional cost.

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