Talk about a look back to a more simpler time!
A woman from NSW has found an original menu from one of the first Pizza Huts in Australia and posted it online, and you won’t believe the prices.
A member of Facebook group Old Shops Australia has shared what we think should be classified as a pop culture relic from the 70s!
‘The earliest piece of Pizza Hut ephemera we’ve come across and a true artefact from Australia’s popular culinary history,’ she wrote online.
Depending on the flavour you chose, a capsicum pizza was just $1.35, a prawn variety $1.45, a large onion pizza $1.95 and anchovy just $2.20.
Compare that to 2018 where a ‘Ham Lovers’ pizza is $9.95 or a ‘BBQ Cheeseburger’ will set you back $13.95.
GALLERY: YOU CAN TAKE THE PIZZA OUT OF THE HUT…
But it was the alchol prices that REALLY caught our attention…!
Draught beer was just 25 cents, a bottle of red wine was $2 and a bottle of white for some reason was slightly cheaper at $1.90.
And do you remember getting a ‘Pizza Pete’ gingerbread man as a special treat?
It was a whopping TEN CENTS way back then!
The first Australian Pizza Hut restaurant opened in Belfield, Sydney, in 1970, but it was originally an American franchise.
