Pizza Hut’s Triple Treat Box Is Officially Back for the Holidays
Updated: Feb. 01, 2023
Pizza Hut is serving up this week's easiest (and most festive) dinner in the form of the Triple Treat Box.
From its giant stuffed Cheez-It pizza–but not quite as big as Pizza Hut’s world’s largest pizza—to the chewy, crusty P’Zone to a variety of other unique menu items over the years, Pizza Hut never ceases to amaze us!
And now, just in time for the hectic holiday season, the pizzeria is once again offering the Pizza Hut Triple Treat Box—a spread designed for ‘za lovers. Next time your family celebrates pizza night (or if you’re simply too tired to prepare a multi-course meal), try this as your go-to.
What’s in the Pizza Hut Triple Treat Box?
In this three-tiered box, you’ll get two one-topping medium pizzas, five garlicky breadsticks or ooey-gooey cheese sticks and 10 sweet and chewy, frosted Cinnabon mini cinnamon rolls. Seriously, this is plenty to share or save for leftovers. The box comes all decked out in festive packaging, too, which makes the Pizza Hut Triple Treat Box a perfect holiday surprise if you’d like to send tasty Christmas cheer to a loved one.
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The best part? Pizza Hut makes the pizzas customizable! You get to select the crust type (pan, hand-tossed or thin), sauce (marinara, garlic Parmesan, barbecue or buffalo) and even the crust flavor (garlic butter or toasted Parmesan). Next, pick one tasty topping for each pizza. This deal is so good, there should be an exhibit dedicated to the Triple Treat Box at the Pizza Hut museum.
How Much Is the Triple Treat Box?
You can get your hands on this meal tower for $22.99! Quite an appetizing price for so much good food. Learn more about this limited-time masterpiece menu item and place an order on the official Pizza Hut website or the Pizza Hut mobile app. Trust us when we say your family with thank you for dinner tonight.
Meatball Pizza
I always keep meatballs and pizza crusts in the freezer to make this specialty on the spur of the moment. Add a tossed salad and you have a delicious dinner. —Mary Humeniuk-Smith, Perry Hall, Maryland
Grilled Garden Pizza
Dazzle your family and friends with pizzas fresh off the grill. We top them with Asiago, Parmesan, veggies and fresh basil. Pile on the toppings you love. —Teri Rasey, Cadillac, Michigan
Savory Biscuit-Breadsticks
I love to experiment in the kitchen with simple ingredients like refrigerated biscuits. The results are usually a big hit—these super fast breadsticks are an example. —Billy Hensley, Mount Carmel, Tennessee
Big Kahuna Pizza
A prebaked pizza crust and refrigerated barbecued pork make this tasty supper idea super fast and super easy. Cut into bite-sized pieces, and it can double as a great last-minute appetizer, too! —Joni Hilton, Rocklin, California
Favorite Cheeseburger Pizza
My sister-in-law used to own a pizza restaurant and gave me this awesome recipe that features ground beef, cheddar and Thousand Island dressing. We like it on whole wheat crust. —Katie Buckley, Wyoming, Delaware
Chicken-Pepper Alfredo
When I want a lighter dinner, I use lean turkey bacon in this recipe. It gives the pasta that richness you want without all the extra fat. —Courtney Harris, Denton, Texas
Pepperoni Pan Pizza
I've spent years trying to come up with the perfect pizza crust and sauce, and they're paired up in this recipe. I fix this crispy, savory pizza for my family often, and it really satisfies my husband and sons. —Susan Lindahl, Alford, Florida
Chicken Pizza
My fun twist on typical pizza is an excellent way to use up leftover pesto. And since it’s loaded with protein-rich chicken and black beans, it’s hearty enough to satisfy everyone! —Taste of Home Test Kitchen, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Glazed Chicken Wings
I received this easy wing recipe from a cousin on Vancouver Island during a visit there a few years ago. They're an appealing appetizer, but also a favorite for Sunday lunch with rice and a salad. —Joan Airey, Rivers, Manitoba
BBQ Chicken Pizzas
This is so much fun to do with company on a summer night. Each person can adjust the ingredients as they see fit. The dough is easy to work with and grilling it gives the crust deliciously different flavor.—Cara Langer, Overland Park, Kansas
Effortless Alfredo Pizza
Here's a lighter, scrumptious twist for pizza night. It makes good use of convenience items and keeps everyone's taste buds happy with help from nutty-flavored fontina cheese and crushed red pepper flakes. —Brittney House, Lockport, Illinois
Cinnamon Twists
These delightful golden twists are perfect for a spring brunch or lunch. The brown sugar and cinnamon give them a delicate spicy flavor. People can rarely eat just one. —Janet Mooberry, Peoria, Illinois
Buffalo Chicken Pizza
Fans of spicy chicken wings will love this rendition that turns it into pizza. Serve it up with blue cheese dressing and crisp celery, just like the tasty original. —Shari DiGirolamo, Newton, Pennsylvania
Four-Cheese Pizza
Although this pizza doesn't have sauce, it gets unforgettable flavor from a blend of cheeses, vegetables and garlic. Using frozen bread dough appeals to folks who don't care to bake. —Davis Johns, Hurst, Texas
Triple Fudge Brownies
When you're in a hurry to make dessert, here's a "mix of mixes" that's so convenient and quick. The result is a big pan of very rich, fudgy brownies. Friends who ask me for the recipe are amazed that it's so easy. —Denise Nebel, Wayland, Iowa
Veggie Pizza with Herbed Tomato Crust
I love this recipe because the crust is so flavorful—tomato juice replaces most of the oil. It's one of my kids' favorite meals! —Karen Shipp, San Antonio, Texas
Dad's Favorite Pizza
Our daughter, Stephanie, makes this pizza for her dad whenever he has a craving for it. Meat eaters will definitely get their fill with a slice of this deep-dish delight.—Nancy Jo Leffler, DePauw, Indiana
Hearty Vegetable Beef Ragu
This recipe is healthy yet satisfying, quick yet delicious. It's on the table in less than 30 minutes, and it's something that my children will gobble up! If you are not fond of kale, stir in baby spinach or chopped broccoli instead. —Kim Van Dunk, Caldwell, New Jersey
