Worst pizza you've ever had?

Question

I've had some great pies, but also some disgusting ones. I was curious as to how awful some pizza eating experiences have been for others. 10 points to the best reason why the pizza was so horrible.

Answer 1

frozen pizza from the grocery store...the pic on the box made it look good but when i took it out of the oven it had like no cheese on it and the sauce tasted horrible...so misleading !

Answer 2

Probably Pleasure Pizza.  I couldn't even finish the slice, it just tasted terrible.

Answer 3

easy for me as i will never forget it . we tryed  a little ceaser"s pizza when it first opened in our town . it was like a piece of cardboard with a few measly teeny toppings . needless to say , we cant be the olny ones who felt like that . the resturaunt closed in a few months . LOL .

  have a nice evening .

Answer 4

I've had heaps of pizzas in my life but the worst one I ever had was:

1. So small....I swear it was half the size of the box

2. Had no cheese-whats a pizza without cheese?

3. Overtopped with sauce-So I could hardly taste anything else on it

and

the crust around was burnt and really thin :|

so thats my pizza lol

Answer 5

It was pizza with pineapples and mushrooms. It was really gross D:

Answer 6

Eatsa Pizza...OMG so nasty...

Answer 7

i love little caesars pizza hut and papa johns pizza best.

i hate dominos pizza it's yucky.

crust taste like cardboard.

they put way too much sauce.

they put barely any cheese on the pizza.

the sauce and cheese flavors are bland.

Answer 8

There was once a meat pie pizza. It was a cross between meatpie and pizza! And that combination was not good. The meat pie didn't taste like meat pie with this strange and undescribable flavor and it was also cold too.

Answer 9

The pizza had an extremely thin crust....with runny, nasty tasting sauce (too much of it...and by the time you put the cheese and toppings on it, everything would fall off of it because there was too much sauce and the crust could not hold the weight of everything on the slice.