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How brands celebrated National Pizza Day

KFC and Pizza Hut teamed up to create a gravy-based pizza with popcorn chicken.

London’s wide selection of pizza joints such as Radio Alice, Voodoo Rays and 400 Rabbits recently celebrated National Pizza Day, offering 30% off pizzas across the UK last 9 February.

Aside from offering the 30% off, Voodoo Rays will be firing out a new special pizza called ‘Got Beef’, made ground beef, griddled aubergine, spring onion, béchamel sauce, fior di latte, pecorino and napoli sauce topped with parsley.

More than 500 restaurants nationwide are offered the discount, along with one-off specials and exclusive National Pizza Day collaborations.

Meanwhile, Papa John’s celebrated the day by adding new pizzas that use award-winning vegan Sheese to its nationwide menu whilst Yum Brands' own KFC and Pizza Hut joined forces to create the Gravy Supreme, a gravy-based pizza with popcorn chicken.

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