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Pizza Hut Launches $5 Menu
The menu includes a host of new items, but comes with a catch: you have to order two items for the deal to kick in.

Franchise News

The menu includes a host of new items, but comes with a catch: you have to order two items for the deal to kick in.

Pizza Hut is the latest fast-casual restaurant chain to get in on the value menu game with the introduction of its $5 Lineup, now available nationwide. The $5 Lineup includes pizza, pasta, wings, a few different appetizers and new Cinnabon Mini Rolls, but there’s a catch: Pizza Hut customers must by two menu items for the $5 deal to kick in.
While a medium one-topping pizza and an order of eight boneless wings for $10 is still a pretty good deal, the value menu isn’t exactly as advertised and customers should be sure to read beyond the menu title before taking advantage of the deal.
"The $5 Lineup gives our customers what they really want, Pizza Hut pizzas for just $5," Chief Brand Officer Marianne Radley said. "In a sea of restaurant companies that are offering food at this price point, we're excited that our shareable menu items can feed your friends and your family, not just yourself.”
Read the full release here.
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