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Pizza Hut jumps on the caviar bandwagon — in the weirdest possible way

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April 12, 2025

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It’s a real pie-in-the-sky idea.

Caviar is no longer reserved for recession-proof Hamptonites wielding mother-of-pearl spoons.

Pizza Hut has jumped on the bargain Beluga bandwagon by serving up imitation fish eggs on pizza for the hoi polloi.

From Thursday, April 10, through Saturday, April 12, the franchise branch at 932 Eighth Ave. will bait you with bite-sized “Caviar Pizza” pearls created to taste like — surprise — pepperoni.

The tiny nuggets will be served as part of the Pizza Caviar Bump Box, which includes one Personal Pan Pizza and a choice of three plain boneless wings or fries, all of them adorned with the edible orbs.

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