How Did Little Caesar's Become a Big Big Pizza Chain?

Little Caesar's Pizza, founded by Mike and Marion Ilitch in 1959, grew from a single restaurant in Michigan to a global pizza chain. Known for its affordable pizzas, the company expanded rapidly, innovating with strategies like the 'Pizza Pizza' deal. Despite challenges, Little Caesar's remains a major player in the pizza industry. The Ilitches also contributed significantly to philanthropy, supporting Detroit and other causes.

What was Mike Ilitch's profession before starting Little Caesar's Pizza?

• A chef

• A professional baseball player

• A teacher

• A musician

What was the original name Mike wanted for the restaurant?

• Pizza Treat

• Pizza Palace

• Pizza World

• Pizza Delight

What did Mike and Marian Ilitch purchase to streamline their pizza production?

• A tomato farm

• A dough factory

• A mushroom farm

• A cheese factory

What was the name of the deal where customers could buy one pizza and get another free?

• Pizza Pizza Deal

• Pizza Double Deal

• Two for One Deal

• Pizza Pair Deal

Which product did Little Caesar's introduce in 1982 that became very popular?

• Bread Bites

• Garlic Knots

• Cheesy Sticks

• Crazy Bread

What was the main focus of Little Caesar's business model in the 1990s?

• Dine-in experience

• Fast delivery

• Gourmet pizzas

• Low-cost carryout

What was the name of the campaign that allowed customers to get a pizza without pre-ordering?

• Pizza Now

• Hot and Ready

• Instant Pizza

• Quick Pizza

Which sports team did Mike Ilitch eventually purchase?

• Detroit Lions

• Detroit Red Wings

• Detroit Tigers

• Detroit Pistons

What charitable initiative did Little Caesar's launch to help communities in need?

• Pizza for All

• Love Kitchen

• Pizza Aid

• Community Pizza

What significant contribution did the Ilitch family make to Rosa Parks?

• Paid her medical bills

• Bought her a house

• Funded her education

• Paid her rent