SPRINGFIELD, OH, July 02, 2011 (Press-News.org) New York Pizza in Springfield, Ohio, has recently launched a Giant Pizza Challenge. As many residents in Springfield already know, New York Pizza offers a very tasty New York style pizza. Now the pizzeria is offering a pizza challenge for all big eaters.
"The challenge is for a two-person team to consume a 36 inch pizza in fifty minutes or less." says Phil Fogliani, local owner of New York Pizza. "Successful completion will earn the participants a refund of the $49.00 entry fee, their picture on the Wall of Fame, and New York Pizza gift certificates."
Fogliani also adds, "The Giant Pizza Challenge is already a big hit with our customers. The contest has been a lot of fun for both participants and spectators alike. My hope is that the "Man Versus Food" television show on the Travel Channel will come to New York Pizza and take the challenge this year."
Phil Fogliani is currently working to expand the company's web presence and encourages people to go the company's website at http://www.NewYorkPizzaNow.com for more information on the pizza challenge. To contact Phil directly, send an email to info@NewYorkPizzaNow.com.
New York Pizza is a locally owned pizzeria that emphasizes outstanding food, service, and atmosphere.
New York Pizza at the Upper Valley Mall Introduces Giant Pizza Challenge
New York Pizza, at the Upper Valley Mall in Springfield, Ohio, has introduced a Giant Pizza Challenge. Two-person teams have fifty minutes to attempt to consume an extra large pizza.
2011-07-02
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[Press-News.org] New York Pizza at the Upper Valley Mall Introduces Giant Pizza ChallengeNew York Pizza, at the Upper Valley Mall in Springfield, Ohio, has introduced a Giant Pizza Challenge. Two-person teams have fifty minutes to attempt to consume an extra large pizza.