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Papa John's Pan Pizza - Food Review

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• published: 07 Oct 2016
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Today's review is for the Pan Pizza from Papa John's. Help Support TheReportOfTheWeek With Patreon - http://bit.ly/1Q2g9zX ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Additional Information: Papa John’s Slinging New Pan Pizza Back in April, 2016, Chew Boom reported Papa John’s was testing new Pan Pizza at select locations in Kentucky. Chew Boom has learned that Papa John’s is expanding Pan Pizza availability as part of a slow roll out over the next few weeks. During the introduction period, you’ll be able to buy a 12-inch pan pizza, with up to 3 toppings, for just $10. Check your local Papa John’s for availability. Last week, YouTube food reviewer The Endorsement got tipped off to the imminent launch of Pan Pizza at Pizza John’s in his area. On Tuesday, Eric sat down with a new three-topping Papa John’s Pan Pizza ( Pepperoni, Sausage and Mushroom). What follows is Eric’s review: Pan Cheese: Pan baked for a thick, crunchy crust, topped with hearty tomato sauce and 100% real cheese made from mozzarella. Pan Pepperoni: Pan baked for a thick, crunchy crust, topped with hearty tomato sauce, premium pepperoni and 100% real cheese made from mozzarella. Pan Sausage: Pan baked for a thick, crunchy crust, topped with hearty tomato sauce, sausage and 100% real cheese made from mozzarella. Pan John’s Favorite: Pan baked for a thick, crunchy crust, topped with hearty tomato sauce, pepperoni, sausage and a generous six-cheese blend of Romano, Parmesan, Asiago, Provolone, Fontina and 100% real cheese made from mozzarella. http://www.chewboom.com/2016/09/28/papa-johns-slinging-new-pan-pizza/ Papa John's tests pan pizza From a pizza empire built on hand-tossed pies, Papa John's is playing with the pan pizza business until June 26. "They are testing it in five U.S. markets," said Nomura analyst Mark Kalinowski, who follows the pizza industry. "I feel this will go national one day. They sell the hand tossed pizza. They sell the thin crust. The obvious pizza product missing is a pan pizza." Papa John's new pan pizza is available "at select stores" in Louisville and across the Lexington market. Ordering can be tricky, since the online ordering system at papajohn's.com directs you to the closest store in your zip code. "Our new Pan Pizza is baked to a thick golden crust for a delicious crispy-on-the-outside, fluffy-on-the-inside experience," Papa John's senior director of public relations, Peter Collins, said in an email. Like other Papa John's pies, the dough is "fresh, never frozen," he added, with a sauce made from California "fresh-packed" tomatoes. In 2005, Papa John's launched a pan pizza, hailing it as the "first new crust offered by the pizza brand in nearly 10 years," according to Pizza Marketplace. Papa John's took pan pizza off the menu in 2009, ceding deep crust territory back to Pizza Hut, Domino's and Little Caesars. http://www.courier-journal.com/story/life/food/2016/06/06/papa-johns-tests-pan-pizza/85515076/ Hurricane Matthew: WRMI battons down the hatches Our windows are boarded up, but we are still on the air here at WRMI as Hurricane Matthew approaches the east coast of Florida at 2300 UTC Thursday, October 6. The worst winds and rain are expected during the next several hours. Yesterday, WRMI posted the following notice: To WRMI listeners: As of 1600 UTC Wednesday, October 5, Hurricane Matthew appears to have a path which will take the center of the Category 4 storm very near Okeechobee. We will have extremely strong winds and rain during the next few days, and there is the possibility of the loss of electrical power and/or Internet service. We will keep all of WRMI’s transmissions on the air as long as we have electrical power and it is safe to operate. But if you find that we are off the air sometime within the next 48-72 hours, it will be due to the hurricane, and we will attempt to resume regular operations as soon as possible after the hurricane passes and power is restored to our transmitter site. Thank you for your understanding. I expect WRMI/Okeechobee will have to cope with hurricane force winds tonight. The west wall of the hurricane eye is currently travelling up the eastern Florida coast and is sure to tax the WRMI antenna farm. Here’s hoping our friends at WRMI make it through unscathed. http://swling.com/blog/2016/10/hurricane-matthew-wrmi-battons-down-the-hatches/ In this review I can be seen wearing a white dress shirt from Kennith Kole, a pattern tie from Ralph Marlin (honoring the Space Program) two Cross pens and black pleated dress pants from Botany 500 Couture. Review conducted by TheReportOfTheWeek. October 6th, 2016.