I thought I had seen it all before today. But I was mistaken. Pizza Hut, known for its delicious pizzas, has been hard at work to make sure its customers pizza stays warm this winter whilegaming.
Introducing: thePIZZAWRMR. Pizza Hut’s most daring venture yet. The PIZZAWRMR is a 3D-printed add-on that utilizes the heat coming off your PS5 to keep your pizza warm. Unfortunately, this is not a retail product you can buy, but you can 3D-print it. The blueprints are available for free on Pizza Hut’swebsite. Thanks, Pizza Hut Canada.
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The PIZZAWRMR works in a pretty ingenious way. It simply sits snugly on top of your PS5, and has a tray that fits several slices of pizza. The lid is inspired by Pizza Hut’s iconic red roof, and the lid opens easily for quick access to your pizza.
How does it keep your pizza warm? Well, it uses the warmth coming from your PS5’s exhaust vents and warms your pizza with it. “Science and engineering for the greater good – great pizza,” is howPizza Hut Canadadescribed it.
You can download the blueprints for the PIZZAWRMR on Pizza Hut Canada’s website for free. It’ll ask for your name and email address and for you to agree to the terms and conditions, which will ask you to agree to only use food-safe materials if you’re going to make the PIZZAWRMR.
If you don’t have a 3D-printer, I’ve heard from several sources that putting your Pizza in the microwave, or better yet, the oven, for a small amount of time usually helps make it warm again.
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