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Domino’s launches ‘Love Loaded Menu’ for Valentine’s Day
Mumbai: Domino’s Pizza is set to make this Valentine’s Day extra special with the launch of its limited edition ‘Love Loaded Menu’. Building on the success of its recent brand relaunch campaign, “It Happens only with Pizza,” Domino’s aims to enhance the occasion in a unique and memorable way by offering a unique heart-shaped menu to make the valentine’s day special for their loved ones.
| Products |
Price |
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Loaded Margherita  |
Rs. 129 |
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Loaded Farmhouse |
Rs. 279 |
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Loaded Peppy paneer |
Rs. 279 |
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Loaded Veggie paradise |
Rs. 279 |
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Loaded Pepper BBQ Chicken |
Rs. 269 |
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Loaded Chicken Dominator |
Rs. 379 |
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Loaded Chicken Pepperoni |
Rs. 379 |
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Loaded Choco Lava Cake |
Rs. 119 |
To build more occasion share, Domino’s is launching a unique offering for Valentine’s Day – Love Loaded Menu, which adds an extra layer of delight to the celebration. From the classic Margherita to the sumptuous Chicken Pepperoni, each pizza is crafted with a special “Double Cheese Crunch” crust, ensuring a burst of flavor with cheese between two heart-shaped thin crusts. Complementing the savory delights is the heart-shaped Choco Lava Cake, a delightful addition to make the Valentine’s celebration even more special. The new range is available from 1st Feb onwards for a limited time.
Commenting on the occasion, Domino’s India EVP and chief marketing officer Sandeep Anand said, “Domino’s is thrilled to introduce the Love Loaded Menu, a limited edition heart-shaped menu crafted exclusively for Valentine’s Day. As a brand, we are relentlessly focused on staying relevant to our customers, and Valentine’s Day holds immense significance for them. At Domino’s, we take pride in making moments even more special for our customers, and our Love Loaded Menu is a testament to our dedication to delighting taste buds with both creativity and deliciousness to uplift every Valentine’s Day celebration!”
Domino’s has long been cherished at the backdrop for bringing people together over delicious slices. In an interesting TVC for the launch, Domino’s puts forward its ethos of ‘It Happens Only with Pizza’ and further solidifying brand relevance in key moments. This creative approach, highlighting the multifaceted banter between a couple over a slice of pizza, serves as a perfect testament to this commitment of creating memorable moments.
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