Growing up I used to love going to Pizza Hut. The pizza was really really really good.

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Anonymous wrote:Maybe they use less lard these days?

My best friend in HS used to work at Pizza Hut and I'll never ever eat there again after seeing her prep a pizza. So disgusting!

For deep dish I liked Pizzeria Uno.

I used to love these guys until they started putting calorie counts on the menu. Holy crap.

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Anonymous wrote:Question for you all, I feel this way about Subway bread and cheese. I feel like Subway bread used to taste much better, as did their white American cheese. Did it change too over the last twenty years or am I just remembering it better than it was, because its not that good now.

Nope. Always nasty.

I never ate the cheese,but I used to eat Subway a lot because it was so "healthy". I won't eat it now and I hate how the whole place smells like chemicals.

And also, Jared the pedophile.

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I don't think Pizza Hut was ever great pizza, but it was better than what it is now. In the 90s when all the pizza chains were trying to expand and cut cost, quality went way down. 80s pizza hut at least used decent quality/and a generous quantity of ingredients.

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I used to like Noble Romans. Breadsticks were divine.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't think Pizza Hut was ever great pizza, but it was better than what it is now. In the 90s when all the pizza chains were trying to expand and cut cost, quality went way down. 80s pizza hut at least used decent quality/and a generous quantity of ingredients.

If you need to feed 30+ kids at a birthday party Pizza Hut is the way to go as long as the pizza do not look like picture posted in the beginning of this thread.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't think Pizza Hut was ever great pizza, but it was better than what it is now. In the 90s when all the pizza chains were trying to expand and cut cost, quality went way down. 80s pizza hut at least used decent quality/and a generous quantity of ingredients.

ITA. It was serviceable back in the day.

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Anonymous wrote:I loved Pizza Hut, too - especially the bread sticks but I don't like it now. I just assumed that I changed and that my standards of "good" are much higher now.

No. It has gone downhill.

+1. It used to be a real restaurant.

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Anonymous wrote:We went to Pizza Hut to dine in. We'd get coupons from school for a free individual deep dish pizza -- I forget if it was for perfect attendance, or good citizenship, or grades. Every 6 weeks, we'd go out to eat to Pizza Hut and redeem our coupons for our free pizza. Yum.

Other than that, we never ate there or had their pizza.

It was the Book It! reward for reading X amount of books.

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As often as I went there growing up (maybe once a month), it still seems as I remember (the basic cheese pan pizza at least). Very greasy. Couldn't stomach more than one piece.

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Anonymous wrote:We went to Pizza Hut too! It was in the midwest in the 1970s and 1980s. Loved that pizza. Agree that it has changed.

Ditto.

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It wasnt pizza Hut for us growin up, it was Little Cesear's. "Pizza pizza!"

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I loved Pizza Hut, too - especially the bread sticks but I don't like it now. I just assumed that I changed and that my standards of "good" are much higher now.

No. It has gone downhill.

+1. It used to be a real restaurant.

It has always been gross.

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Anonymous wrote:It wasnt pizza Hut for us growin up, it was Little Cesear's. "Pizza pizza!"

Pan pan!

[Anonymous]

You were young and didn't know any better. You weren't exposed to good pizza, so you thought PH was great. I did too.

[Anonymous]

You were a kid and had zero discrimination, plus you were out to dinner which is fantastic by itself when you're 9.