Adding a stuffed crust to a pizza chain’s menu doesn’t seem like a big deal. But for Domino’s Pizza, it’s more than three decades in the making.

Domino’s is launching a stuffed crust pizza. The move comes roughly 30 years after Pizza Hut invented the category, using Donald Trump in its commercials. To commemorate the launch, Domino’s will give away a quarter-million dollars’ worth of pies.

Internal research showed as many as 13 million Domino’s customers ordered stuffed crust pizza from competitors each year.

Domino’s Pizza is finally releasing its own version of stuffed crust on Monday, aiming to win over the customers who are willing to spend more on the pricey pizza customization.

After a long wait, Dominos is finally adding a parmesan cheese-stuffed crust pizza to its menu in the US. The move comes as he chain seeks to attract younger customers and boost sales amid its struggle in the market.

That’s how long pizza lovers have waited—some patiently, others with a touch of exasperation—for Domino’s to finally enter the stuffed crust arena. While competitors have long embraced this indulgent delight,

The fast-food chain conducted a 12-week training programme and certified 7,000 US locations to ensure a flawless launch.

We ordered a stuffed crust pizza from both chains to compare them. After tasting them, there's no doubt which one we'll be ordering again this weekend.