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Of Pizza and Beauty Queens

It was pizza made beautiful as Pizza Hut opened it's newest branch  in the City of Love at Festive Walk Iloilo!
Bb. Pilipinas queens Eva Psychee Patalinjug (Bb. Pilipinas Grand International) and Michele Gumabao (Bb. Pilipinas Globe) graced the event captivating the Ilonggos with the charm and beauty.
Sharing the limelight, of course, was PIZZA that came in different flavors and sizes. From stuffed crust and pan pizza to one BIG pizza!
It was the ceremonial pizza that was used to mark the new store's opening and ushered everyone in!
And when everyone settled in, it was a gastronomic parade of Pizza Hut's specialties that made their way on our tables.
 A Cream of Mushroom Soup started our foodie adventure. It was literally a creamy mushroom soup topped with herbed croutons.
On a healthier note came a Crab Salad Roll. It is made with crab sticks, cucumber and lettuce wrapped in rice paper and comes with a sesame soy dressing. A must-try!
Then there were TWO. Not Eva nor Michele but two variants of the newest Pizza Hut Baked Creations! These are rice-based side dishes that come in Cheesy Bacon and Mexican variants.
While the Cheesy Bacon literally has cheese and bacon on top of the rice, the Mexican has chili con carne with mixed vegetables that would make you shout "Ole"!
 And if you dig in Chicken Wings, Pizza Hut got you covered with Garlic Parmesan and Honey BBQ Wings that come with mayo mustard or honey garlic dips.
And I love this Spaghetti Bolognese with Meatballs! More please...
Of course PIZZA! Check out the crowd favorite - Bacon Margherita which is simply basil, tomatoes and impored mozzarella cheese topped with bacon. And you can have it "stuffed crust" too!
And the classic Supreme Pizza with six delightful toppings - beef, pepperoni, seasoned pork, bellpeppers, mushroom and onions!
Stuffed with all the good stuff at Pizza Hut, it was one awesome and delicious opening made with pizza, pasta and beauty queens. 
Only at Pizza Hut Festive Walk Iloilo!


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