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In their four-minute video (search YouTube for "the Pizza Turnaround") executives, employees and chefs at the company confront their harshest reviews head-on. They talk about how much it hurts to hear that their product "tastes like cardboard" and is worse than microwave pizza. But they admit the truth and commit themselves to starting over with more flavor, better crusts, and cheese that doesn't taste like discount weather caulking. Domino's says that the American palate has improved, and they want to update their recipe to take account of that fact.

One of my inlaws ran a Dominos...he said that the ingredients for a typical pizza were about 25 cents cost. This is one of the reasons that I don't eat at McDonalds anymore....their meat does not taste like meat..their french fries seem like it's just compacted processed 'buds' of some sort approximating a potato.....about the only thing they haven't 'improved' is the coke...

Coming from NY I had never had a taste of a Domino’s pizza until I was 18. A friend and recent transplant from Denver ordered one. I took one bite and could not even believe how BAD it tasted.

I'm a huge Digiorno fan.

That said I think it's a stupid idea. Fool me once and all that. This would work for Dummercrats and Rhino's but not Conservatives.

I don’t recall eating a Domino’s pizza but I swore off McDonald’s long ago. I always considered a Mac burger as something that would prevent starvation in a pinch but was only to be used in an emergency to stop that gnawing under the belt feeling.

I used to hear how the great success of McDonald’s was attributed to their perfect “quality control” and shake my head in wonder. I seem to remember that their coffee was alright though and their breakfast was reasonably good.