Domino's may be one of the most well-known pizza delivery services in the world, but that does not mean it does not have its problems.
The company has had to deal with a backlash from customers due to price hikes and a delivery driver scarcity that has hurt business and slowed
down deliveries over the previous 12 months. Its shares temporarily plummeted after the announcement of earnings
Domino's sales began to rise again in the first quarter of 2023, and the firm credited their tasty new side dish, Loaded Tots, with helping to boost sales.
Just in time for the Super Bowl in February, Domino's introduced Loaded Tots in three varieties: Philly Cheese Steak, Cheddar Bacon, and Melty 3-Cheese.
In an earnings call this week, CEO Russell Weiner said the firm is "really pleased" with the launch of the Loaded Tots, praising the goods
Early indicators suggest that Loaded Tots will outperform both Dips & Twists and the Chicken Taco & Cheeseburger specialty pizza
Obviously, the Loaded Tots were not the only factor in Domino's better quarterly success. Same-store sales in the United States increased by
3.6% compared to a 0.9% growth in the fourth quarter of 2022, which company executives attribute in part to pricing increases.