Now, here’s a fun fact: hand-tossed small pizzas at Dominos have a slightly thicker crust than the thin crust version. So, your six slices might feel a bit different depending on your crust choice. It’s like picking a hairstyle for your pizza.
If you go thin crust, those six slices are more like crispy, cracker-like triangles of joy. They’re less filling, which means you might accidentally eat the whole thing and still want a side of lava cakes. Don’t worry—I won’t judge. I’ve been there.
And if you go hand-tossed, those six slices are doughy, fluffy, and glorious. They’ll fill you up like a warm hug. You might even have one slice left for breakfast. That’s a win.
The Leaning Slice of Truth
Sometimes, you open the box and one slice has slightly shifted during delivery. That’s pizza physics. It’s still six slices, but one might be leaning on its neighbor like a lazy friend. Don’t panic. Just eat that one first. It’s the “I need this now” slice.
And if you’re wondering: “Does the small pizza from Dominos have the same number of slices as their personal pizza?” Nope! A personal pizza (their small, usually 8 inches) has four slices. It’s for tiny appetites or people who call pizza “a snack.”
So, a small (10-inch) is the next level up: six slices. It’s the “I’m actually hungry, but I want to feel healthy” size.
Domino's Pan Pizza Size at Mark Cox blog
