The Domino's Japan Halloween Triple Chocolate pizza has been announced by the brand as a menu item for patrons that will offer them an alternative way to indulge their sweet tooth.
The pizza starts with a flaky thin crust that's topped with chocolate sauce before being covered with a spider web-shaped Belgian couverture chocolate. The dessert pizza is rounded off with pieces of white chocolate to create a visual and flavor contrast against the rich, darker chocolates used in the recipe.
The Domino's Japan Halloween Triple Chocolate pizza is available for a limited time only at participating locations in Japan at a price point of 999 Yen for a medium through November 4.
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The Domino's Japan Halloween Triple Chocolate Pizza is Indulgent
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