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Sunday night dinner sorted: Pizza Hut’s Triple Treat Box

There are few things better than a lazy Sunday evening when cooking feels like a tomorrow problem. The couch is calling, the footy is on, and the last thing anyone needs is a trip to the supermarket. Thankfully, Pizza Hut has the whole situation neatly stacked in a couple of boxes.

The new Triple Treat Box is essentially a three-course dinner without the washing-up. First up, there are cheesy breadsticks to keep everyone entree-occupied, followed by two large pizzas for the main event, and then a warm, eight-slice Hershey’s Cookie to finish things off. Yes, dessert is included – and yes, someone will probably try to claim the last slice. I’ve been having a big thing for New York style cookies lately, and this eight-slice number is like one giant NY style cookie. Heck, if it weren’t already sliced by the guys at Pizza Hut, I’m sure I’d have snuck in a bigger piece!

Returning in a seriously upgraded format, the Triple Treat Box arrives in a three-tiered, portable sleeve with its own handle, meaning the entire feast can make the journey from Pizza Hut to the coffee table in one remarkably convenient trip.

Available nationally until November 2nd, the set starts at $29.95 for pick-up or $36.95 delivered. And for a Sunday when getting off the couch feels wildly ambitious, that delivery option suddenly looks real appealing.

It’s also not just for Sundays: Pizza Hut suggests the Triple Treat for footy finals, games nights, family dinners or those evenings when nobody can be bothered cooking.

Put your feet up, choose your pizzas, and let Pizza Hut take care of dinner.

Michael Mastess

 

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