So if you're in the mood to satisfy a cheesy craving it's best you wait until dinner to head to your local little caesars. This way you'll have more options i'm kind of hungry want to get some pizza.

The company is well known for its advertising catchphrase "Pizza! Pizza!", which was introduced in 1979. The phrase refers to two pizzas being offered for the comparable price of a single pizza from competitors.

Little Caesars, the NFL's official pizza, is partnering with 49ers TE George Kittle, Saints DE Cam Jordan and Amazon NFL analyst Ryan Fitzpatrick to star in a series of commercials this season, notes QSR magazine.

Little Caesars' $5 Hot-N-Ready Pizza Is No More The famous menu item undergoes a permanent price hike. If you're craving one of Little Caesars' Hot-N-Ready pizzas, you might have to shell out a few more cents. The hallmark pizza now costs $5.55, an 11% increase from its old price of $5.

Little Caesars' iconic Hot-N-Ready has a long history. The pizza promotion made its debut in 1997. In 2004, Hot-N-Ready launched nationwide.

What is the Hot n Ready Promise? Serve every customer with a smile and a perfect pizza in less than thirty seconds every time.

The company temporarily brought back "Pizza! Pizza!" for an advertising campaign in 2012, but Little Caesars has stuck with "Hot-N-Ready" as its slogan since it was first introduced.

The lack of variation also helps ensure product quality from store to store. Also, since volumes are much higher given the lower price, Little Caesars is able to procure pizza ingredients with additional scale and at lower prices giving another meaningful benefit over competitors.

Here's a look at the commercials. Matthew little seasons is now the official pizza of the nfl. Let's hear it pizza pizza. Again pizza pizza pizza pizza no pizza pizza wow pizza pizza.

Little Caesar's partners with a retailer for discounted ingredients. And, they make the dough and sauce in-store, which means that they're paying for yeast, vegetable oil, tomato puree, and herbs. So they're buying the ingredients, while it'd be more expensive to buy dough and sauce ready to use.

Mike and Marian Ilitch Little Caesars - founded in Garden City in 1959 by Mike and Marian Ilitch - debuted the Hot-N-Ready pizza, which doesn't need to be ordered ahead of time, in the late 1990s for $5. It went national in 2004 and remained $5 for many years, although prices varied a little by location.

Little Caesars' Hot-N-Ready now costs $5.55. Despite the price increase, Little Caesars' said it's still sold at the “country's most affordable price” compared to its competitors large pepperoni pizzas. A similar pie at its rivals, including Domino's and Pizza Hut, costs between $13 and $16 depending on the location.