American pizza restaurant chain Papa Johns has added hand-stretched, oversized New York-style pizza slices to their expansive menu.
Made from the brand's signature, six-ingredient dough, Papa Johns’ New York-style pizza recreates this East Coast classic for customers all across the country.
Each 16-each pie yields eight large, wide, thin-crust slices, that are perfect for folding.
Toppings can be added to taste.
According to Scott Rodriguez, Papa Johns Senior Vice President of Menu Strategy and Product Innovation, the New York-style pizza is a classic that reigns supreme for many, so they are excited to offer this to consumers.
Available now through March 13, 2022, each one-topping New York-style pizza costs $13.
Papa Johns earlier released the Epic Stuffed Crust, BaconMania, and Shaq-a-Roni to beef up its offerings.


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