Pizza Hut:

The Pizza Hut company was started back in 1958 in Wichita, Kansas by 2 brothers and $600 from their mother. A key to the success of the brand was in 1977 when Pepisco, Inc. acquired Pizza Hut into their international business. As of 1997, the restaurant side of Pepsico was spun off into Tricon. Then in 2002 YUM! Brands took over for Tricon and they have not looked back. Pizza Hut has moved into the lunch market with their Personal Pan Pizza offerings. You will also find Pizza Hut Express aggresively marketed in smaller outlets such as next to gas stations, convenience stores, or in airports or malls. Pizza Hut is just like other successful pizza chains in that they offer delivery and you can order online which is a huge bonus. Just create an online profile and you can start ordering your pizzas online without ever having to make a phone call.

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If you like most of us who still call in our pizza orders, you can get any locations phone number by simple typing in your ZIP code on the main website at Pizzahut.com. The official Pizza Hut Internet site is available in Spanish and easy to navigate with simple menu choices like "Deals", "Menu", "Order Online" and "Locations". Pizza Hut has remained amongst the top pizza selling brands in recent years with lots of advertising on TV and unique promotional pushes of new products like their "stuffed crust" pizzas. In our family Pizza Hut is more known for its appetizers and desserts than for the pizza that made it famous from the 1960's-current. Pizza Hut has done a good job of incorporating the idea of "Family Meals" which they probably copied from KFC which has done buckets of chicken for decades just for families. Next time you are ready to pick up the phone and order a pizza, consider trying the online ordering that Pizza Hut offers and print out a free coupon while you are at it to save money. They are always updating their latest Pizza Hut specials online.

Pizza Hut Menu:

If you ever need to check what's offered on the latest Pizza Hut menu just go online to http://www.pizzahut.com/menu/. Although menu selections may vary by locations, most choices are relatively the same throughout the United States when you visit or order from a Pizza Hut restaurant. The Pan Pizza from Pizza Hut is their most popular product, but they do have other types of crusts besides thick-crust like Thin N Crispy, Hand-Tossed, Stuffed Crust, and the Full House XL Pizza. Meat toppings include bacon, beef topping, chicken, anchovies, ham, italian sausage, pepperoni, and pork. If you are a vegetarian, select from black olives, green olives, green peppers, jalapenos, mushrooms, pineapple, red onion, and tomatoes. Pizza Hut created the Lover's Line with Cheese Lover's Pizza, Meat Lover's, Pepperoni Lover's, Sausage Lover's, and Veggie Lover's. Beyond pizza, you can get breadsticks, buffalo wings, cheese sticks, and baked cinnamon sticks for dessert. If you are concerned with the nutrition you get from certain Pizza Hut pizzas, go online to their menu nutrition and find out about calories and fat grams.

Pizza Hut Coupons:

The one great thing about the Internet is that companies can offer online coupons for their products and let you print them out anytime. Pizza restaurants do that better than almost any business with Pizza Hut leading the way. Just go to the main Pizzahut.com website and click on their "Deals" section where you will find the option to get coupons for pizza. You need to enter your email address and ZIP code, but Pizza Hut offers printable online coupons for Stuffed Crust Pizza ($11.99), Cinnamon Sticks ($1 Off), Family Pack ($22.99), Double Value Meal ($20.99), and other specials on medium, large, and extra large pizzas. You can access all the information online at http://www.pizzahut.com/coupons/. If you check your local newspaper or neighborhood shopping booklets, you will almost always find valuable coupons to Pizza Hut and other pizza parlors

Pizza Hut Franchise:

There are 100's of searches online every day for "franchises" and Pizza Hut is near the top of the list. Yes, they do offer Pizza Hut franchises still. Yum is the name of the parent company that offers franchising opportunities. We found an informative site at http://www.franchising.com/pizzahut/ for Pizza Hut franchising with an online form you can fill out to start the process. There are some requirements like capital, operations experience, and a commitment to building more than one franchise. The Yumfranchises.com website offers a look into the various franchise opportunities under the Yum umbrella - Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, KFC, and A&W. You can call 1-866-298-6986 for franchise relations.

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