Don’t mess with success. Or comfort food.
, starting in 2008, Domino's Pizza underwent a very costly multi-year campaign to completely change its pizzas. The chain changed the recipe for the dough and the sauce, switched to a new cheese blend, switched topping suppliers, and more. The result was—if we can believe the marketing blitz—a whole new and improved lineup of pizzas. But many people missed the decades-old pies and could barely stomach the new pizzas.
spoke for many when saying:"The crust is alright but the garlic seasoning is awful!!!!!! It was too overpowering and left a bad taste in my mouth until the following morning, even after brushing my teeth twice to get rid of the garlic taste! I don't mind a little bit of garlic but the old flavor was way better than what they are trying to pass off now.
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