Today marks the launch of our latest campaign, and we're taking you back to school.

Anywhere in the world, people will say that 1+1 = 2, but; we've decided 1+1 should actually equal three... So, we went and broke the rules again, pushing the limits of arithmetic. And value for money!

Still curious what this means for your grumbling stomach? Keep a look out for our ad, now airing on TV and Radio, or watch it on our official Facebook page.

Bon appetit!

Last week, a gentleman by the name of Paul Reichel contacted us from Germany with a somewhat unusual request - a pizza delivery.

This was no usual delivery though... Paul's girlfriend Leah (who lives and studies in South Africa) enjoys her Roman's Pizza so much, he asked us to deliver one for her birthday!

Needless to say - we rose to the occasion and coordinated this romantic plan with Paul in secret.

When we arrived to drop off the birthday pizza - Leah was both surprised and delighted that her boyfriend had gone to such great lengths to make her birthday  extra special!

Paul, we take our hat off to you and your chivalrous, romantic gesture. As with our food, this story just goes to show that putting in a little extra love and effort can really make someone's day.

Distshego Pre- Primary School is a small school in the middle of Mooiplaas informal settlement, just outside Centurion.

From the heart of this neglected, downtrodden community, Ditshego is a hub of light and hope, emanating outward. As the informal settlement has no access to electricity or running water, the general environment is not conducive to learning. Thanks to corporate sponsors and selfless volunteers, this is however changing.

That is however, only one of the challenges these young learners face. Roman's Pizza was contacted by Nicki Herbst to offer assistance where possible. The onset of winter has brought an unshakable cold to this community. Knowing this, Roman's Pizza kindly donated clothing to these learners. Each of the learners were given a warm jacket, as well as a full tracksuit. The day was made even more special for them, thanks to some great Pizza, fresh out the ovens of our Centurion Branch.

This initiative is but one of many small projects that Roman's Pizza undertakes in its day to day operations. We are humbled that our small contribution could make such a big difference in the lives of those learners and commend the many volunteers who are involved with this school daily.

Valued customers - please note that Mamelodi Crossing will be undergoing a revamp from the 17th to the 25th of January. We apologise for the inconvenience and thank you for your patience, as we undertake these improvements to the store.

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Campaign inspired by classic South African television commercials to hit our screens

New Roman’s Pizza campaign pays tribute to contemporary advertising legends

Convenience food brand Roman’s Pizza’s marketing communication campaigns have become familiar to South Africans with its use of, at times, absurd humour and slapstick comedy. This week, the brand launches its latest series of commercials, this time celebrating some of South Africa’s most inspired and well recognised advertising classics.

Barry Hilton stars as the desperately seeking coffee creamer man. This time his pizza is not inside the refrigerator, but on top. “The collection of three new advertisements intends to laud creativity that led to a significant cultural impact of advertising messages,” says Roman’s Pizza marketing director Bonnie-Lee de Klerk. “Few advertisements in history were able to weave phrases and behaviours into social fabric; we celebrate some that are still remembered decades after first flighting.” Hilton’s pizza star turn will be followed by Shuster side-kick Alfred Ntombela’s interpretation of an African Scot and a retake of the schoolboy Imagine commercial, originally selling a chocolate bar.

The brand has become known for its wacky, quirky, and at times totally ridiculous advertising campaigns; and it’s never shy to ruffle a few feathers. “It’s the cheese factor,” says de Klerk, “taking a product intrinsic and translating it abstractly on screen.” Success is evident as the brand continues to sustain its position in the top 5 fastest growing franchises in the country.

De Klerk does not expect controversy to follow the campaign. “While Roman’s Pizza ads have not been strangers to protest in the past, the promotion’s aims are clear. Instead we expect South Africans to embrace the idea and remember the original commercials fondly, as we do.”

The campaign was created for the brand by agency Blue Planet.

Them Beatles get cheesy with Roman’s Pizza

What happens when you get an internationally acclaimed group of entertainers land on your shore, hungry for a taste of South Africa? You give them their fill, of course.

Them Beatles have toured the world, enthralling audiences of all ages and backgrounds with their Beatlemania Tour – and this December is South Africa’s turn If you hadn’t already seen the billboards in Jozi, we suggest you head on to their site as tickets are selling fast.

http://www.thebeatlesexperience.net/shows.html

Clark (John Lennon) Joe (Paul McCartney) Graham (Ringo Starr) and Craig (George Harrison) have been shown a good time since their arrival in South Africa, but one thing was lacking – good pizza! Well, someone in the know recommended Roman’s Pizza and they landed up on our official Facebook page.

The rest, as they say is History We could wax lyrical about how after trying Roman’s Pizza, they “Love me Dough” “Eight Days a Week” and how we came to the “Help” of “Sgt. Pepperoni’s Hungry Heart’s Club” but we’ll leave all performing to the performers.

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