Frozen pizza meeting strains transfer quick. Usually, the dough goes down, sauce follows, cheese and toppings land on prime, then the entire thing will get flash-frozen and wrapped in cellophane. But someplace in that course of, @drewtastic658’s pizza skipped the first step totally. Nobody observed till he opened the field, anticipating dinner, and obtained a $7 arts-and-crafts venture as a substitute.

Drew will not be carrying a shirt, which is how we all know that is severe. This is a person who noticed cardboard the place crust ought to be and mentioned, “The world needs to know, and they need to know right now.” The audacity of California Pizza Kitchen couldn’t anticipate a tank prime. To be truthful, righteous indignation burns sizzling. And 313,000 viewers didn’t appear to thoughts.

Walmart Customer Gets Heated

“I’m gonna show you guys what I just found,” he began. “This is the pizza we got from Walmart. Look at this: the pizza they gave me. Not opened. Still in the plastic.”

He reveals that the pizza has no crust.

“’Crispy thin crust.’ … This is cardboard. This is what [the pizza] usually sits on. They put the cheese, chicken, and barbecue chicken recipe on cardboard. This is on cardboard.”

At this level, Drew is beside himself.

”Are we watching this? They forgot the crust. This is what I paid $7 for, cardboard?”

At this level, he’s working his fingers by means of the toppings on the cardboard.

“Do we need a closer look at this? Are we out of our minds?” he requested. “This is cardboard. This is cardboard. On my—this isn’t crispy thin crust. Cardboard covered with pizza toppings. Walmart and California Pizza Kitchen, I want my money back—now.”

Drew continued studying the field.

“’No artificial flavors. Preservative-free crust,’” he mentioned sarcastically. “Are we sure about that?”

Then, he reveals the second, accurately constructed pie: “This is what it should look like. This is the cardboard under it—under the crust—and then the crust is on top. This is a crispy thin crust.”

Drew even obtained into why he had the pizzas within the first place.

“I got two because I usually eat two,” he says. “Not in one sitting; I’m not that fat. But I only have one, and the other one’s in the garbage.”

For one final comparability, he reiterates for instructional functions, “This is a pizza crust. This is pizza. Are we seeing this together? This is pizza. This is cardboard. This is pizza. This is cardboard.”

Got it, Drew.

The Peanut Gallery

“It probably tastes the same either way,” joked one commenter. One particular person mentioned, “It’s keto-friendly.” Another mentioned it was a “boneless pizza bruh.”

A commenter wrote that he ought to “just go to Domino’s…. better deal than frozen pizzas.” But Drew replied, as a name again to his consuming within the clip, “I can eat this whole pizza on a calorie-restricting diet tho.”

Hidden Valley Ranch obtained in on the humor: “Whoever made that’s lowkey over that job.”

California Pizza Kitchen obtained again with Drew immediately within the feedback part. “That’s definitely not the pizza experience we promised!” it wrote. “Send us a DM and we’ll make it up to you.”

The Issue

Nestlé-associated frozen pizza manufacturers have had varied points and high quality management failures. A buyer who purchased Jack’s Pizza frozen pizza in 2023 had the identical concern.

“Who was in the factory making the pizza?” she asks in her video. “Literally, one [has] the toppings on the cardboard and the bread is on the bottom, and one came double breaded,” referring to the truth that the second pizza got here with two crusts.

Issues date again over a decade to 2013. A Wisconsin meals firm recalled DiGiorno and California Pizza Kitchen-branded pizzas after complaints that small items of plastic have been discovered within the merchandise. One scenario resulted in no less than one harm when a shopper chipped a tooth after biting into the pizza.

There have been issues with glass contamination and mislabeling of allergens.

This isn’t a one-off. Nestlé’s frozen pizza strains have a documented historical past of this precise meeting error throughout a number of manufacturers. Drew’s CPK pizza mishap is simply the newest in a collection of recorded occasions.

And Nestlé is aware of about it. It has been asking retailers to provide full refunds to affected prospects in various recalls. However, it looks as if it might be cheaper and simpler to strengthen its high quality management processes.

Who’s Responsible

AllHipHop reached out to Drew and Nestlé for remark.

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