Crazy Bread is Little Caesars' version of breadsticks. They're made of the same dough as their pizza, covered in garlic butter and Parmesan cheese, and served with sauce for dipping. If that sounds like a tasty treat to you, read on to learn more about Crazy Bread.

1982 promotion that put Little Caesars on the map in 1979, and introduced Crazy Bread--originally called Crazy Crust--in 1982. “We were the first pizza chain to sell a side bread item with our pizza item,” Scrivano says. Michael Ilitch's conveyor belt oven also spread industry-wide.

What Do Little Caesars Breadsticks Taste Like? The “Crazy Bread” from Little Caesars tastes like a combination of soft breadsticks and garlic bread. The key to recreating that experience at home lies in the toppings, so I like to use melted butter mixed with salt and garlic powder.

crazy bread (uncountable) (US) garlic bread stuffed or sprinkled with cheese.

The signature Crazy Bread, which is covered in a garlic butter and parmesan cheese spread, is stuffed with melted cheese and served with Crazy Sauce.

Keep refrigerated or frozen. Product appears to be cooked but is NOT and needs to be cooked to an internal temperature of 165°F. Crust: Unopened bread/crust can be refrigerated for up to 7 days or kept frozen. Bread/crust must be thawed prior to baking.

If you've ever been to a Little Caesars restaurant, you've probably indulged in their beloved “Crazy Bread” once or twice. According to the company, Crazy Bread has been around since 1982 and is made using fresh dough that's created from scratch in-store each day.

Keep refrigerated or frozen. Product appears to be cooked but is NOT and needs to be cooked to an internal temperature of 165°F. Crust: Unopened bread/crust can be refrigerated for up to 7 days or kept frozen.

Bread: Unopened crust/bread must be stored in the refrigerator for no longer than 7 days, or must be stored in freezer for no longer than 95 days. Frozen crust/bread will thaw at room temperature in about 30 minutes. Crust/bread must be thawed prior to baking.

We just ordered inside!” So, does this phrase work? According to the Krazy Coupon Lady, “This gimmick for free Little Caesars crazy bread used to be standard, but the chain has pretty much done away with the freebie. Some managers in some stores will still (unofficially) honor it, though, so we say it's worth a shot!”

This term is believed to have originated around the mid 19th century, though – again – no one can be 100% certain. The term 'dough' came to mean 'money', as it stems from the term 'bread' which came before it.

mozzarella Little Caesars mouthwatering new creation starts with its ExtraMostBestest™ pizza, a round topped with copious amounts of the chain's famous fresh, never-frozen mozzarella and Muenster cheese blend and pepperoni slices, then stuffed with bubbly, gooey, mozzarella cheese.

7 days Bread: Unopened crust/bread must be stored in the refrigerator for no longer than 7 days, or must be stored in freezer for no longer than 95 days. Frozen crust/bread will thaw at room temperature in about 30 minutes. Crust/bread must be thawed prior to baking.

Bread: Unopened crust/bread must be stored in the refrigerator for no longer than 7 days, or must be stored in freezer for no longer than 95 days. Frozen crust/bread will thaw at room temperature in about 30 minutes.

That goes for store bought crazy bread too! It's best to remove it from the Little Caesars bag and put it in a different storage bag. Then you can keep the copy cat Little Caesars crazy bread on the counter for 5-7 days. If you see any mold, if it smells bad, or gets a weird texture, you've left it too long.

Once it becomes toasty and golden brown, the bread is ready to be enjoyed. The name dumb bread is derived from the dum-style of baking that was brought over to the Caribbean from India.