Pizza Hut is releasing new Detroit-style pizza at areas across the US in what says is its greatest launch of the year.

Regular of Detroit style, the pizzas are rectangular with a thick crust, cheddar, and tomato sauce. Pizza Hut says it tried eight distinct variants of the sauce, which is accessible just on the new pies.

The new menu thing comes in four versions: Detroit Double Pepperoni, Double Cheesy, Meaty Deluxe, and Supremo, which accompanies italian frankfurter and vegetables.

The pizza chain went through a year building up the dish after requests from clients, it said in a public statement, testing in excess of 500 varieties prior to arriving on the last version. A few were tried in the Midwest leading up to the nationwide release.

“Countless hours were spent testing and perfecting every detail here to create our take on Detroit-Style pizza,” said David Graves, Pizza Hut’s chief brand officer. Costs start at $10.99.

Pizza Hut has presented a few other new things in the previous year to drive traffic during the pandemic. It re-launched its Large Original Stuffed Crust pizza across the US to praise the 25th commemoration of its stuffed hull. It likewise gave out free rings of stuffed outside to clients at select stores.

The chain jumped on different patterns over the previous year, as well. In November, it reported an partnership with Beyond Meat to make a plant-based hotdog pizza. Furthermore, in December it dispatched the “Triple Treat Box” with breadsticks, pizza, and Cinnabon mini rolls.

The pandemic has hit the eatery business hard, however pizza deals have blast. Yum Brands, which claims Pizza Hut alongside Taco Bell and KFC, beat assumptions with second from last quarter income in 2020 with $283 million in benefits, contrasted with $255 million in the third quarter of 2019.