Papa John's launches its first-ever Croissant Pizza
Tribune News Network
Doha
Papa John's is elevating the pizza experience with the global launch of its latest innovation: the all-new Croissant Pizza. This indulgent new offering pairs the delicate, flaky texture of a buttery croissant with the bold flavours of Papa John's pizza – bringing the brand's 'Better Ingredients. Better Pizza.' promise to life through craft, quality, and innovation.
Paying homage to the classic pastry, the Croissant Pizza delivers a crisp, light, and layered bite through a buttery braided, gloriously flaky crust. Customers can personalize their pizza with a choice of toppings for a flavour-packed bite. From last Thursday, the Croissant Pizza is available in Qatar for dine-in, collection and Delivery.
'This launch represents the most exciting innovation in pizza crust the industry has seen,' said Joseph Joseph, General Manager of Papa John's Qatar & Oman. 'With the Croissant Pizza, we're blending the beloved taste of Papa John's with a light, buttery texture that delivers an entirely new, unforgettable experience for our customers.'
'We also explored the rise of croissant mashups in food culture – from the cronut to the crookie – and saw an opportunity to bring that same innovation to pizza. After a year in development, we're proud to unite two beloved icons into one craveable, delicious product that brings something fresh and exciting to the QSR category.'
The Croissant Pizza is available now and will roll out for a limited time, so be quick!
For more information or to find your nearest Papa John's, visit www.papaJohn's.qa or download the Papa John's app.
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