I haven't had Domino's in a long time but this sounds worth trying! as long as the bones are removed...

puke:Next, KFC will have Kentucky fried pizza. :rolleyes:

Hmmmm...another unusual food hybrid! :lol:

This is the reason why I've given up eating fast food. I make my own meals to fit with my bodybuilding regimen.

It doesn't sound very healthy what Domino's is doing. puke:

I was at my local Domino's Pizza just now, and I saw no such thing.

I was at my local Domino's Pizza just now, and I saw no such thing.
Let's hope it stays that way.

That sounds crazy- but I admit I would try it at least once. (But I also agree that pizza in general is not something I would eat all the time...but it's a nice treat every now and then.):) :cool:

That's just nasty. Never, ever in a million years.

Link (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/04/16/dominos-friend-chicken-pizza-crust_n_5160093.html)

No, Domino's is not offering a pizza with a fried chicken crust.

The confusion started Tuesday after the chain announced a new menu item called "Specialty Chicken." The meal was described as white meat served with a variety of sauces and toppings. Some began referring to the new offering as a pizza with a fried chicken crust. However, that's not quite accurate.

In reality, Specialty Chicken is merely a blend of popular pizza toppings and sauces served atop a bed of 12 chicken bites. There is no dough at all.

The dish features a combination of four flavors made from pre-existing Domino's pizza ingredients. The flavors are: Crispy Bacon & Tomato, Spicy Jalapeno-Pineapple, Classic Hot Buffalo, and Sweet BBQ Bacon.

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"Our new Specialty Chicken is one of the most creative, innovative menu items we have ever had," Russell Weiner, chief marketing officer for Domino's, said in a press release. "Our pizza chefs have taken chicken to a whole new level, using our unique ingredients to create these four bold flavors. There's nothing quite like Domino's Specialty Chicken on the market today."

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The company seems to be making a wise move by introducing more chicken-centric options on its menu. Prior to the rollout of Specialty Chicken, Domino's CEO, J. Patrick Doyle, told USA Today that chicken is the chain’s second best-selling item (next to pizza, of course).

Domino's appears to think it’s onto something with this seemingly outrageous idea, but it also acknowledges that similar ventures have failed in the past. (“Have you ever heard of the Cookie Pizza?” an ad for the new product asks.)

Specialty Chicken is available now as part of Domino's' $5.99 mix-and-match deal.