Just ate it a few minutes ago.

My PA daughter does not have problems with their food, but they sometimes have a heavy hand with the garlic salt or some other seasoning.  I am not allergic to it, but one time there was so much of it on edges that after the first bite I thought my tongue was on fire.  I had to take some Benadryl and stick my tongue in a cold glass of milk to get the burning sensation to stop.  I wonder if that is what some of you have encountered as well?

Looks as though she doesn't have any identified food allergies, from our guest's post.  I've heard this kind of thing about LC's pizza from a handful of people over the years, though, so--

I do wonder. 

Quote from: David Bird on July 10, 2012, 07:11:44 PM
My daughter had an allergic reaction to LC Pizza last night.  Within 4 hours her lips puffed up like OctoMom's.  She said it happened once before when she had LC.  She has never had a reaction to other foods.  Has anyone ever figured out what ingredient is causing these allergic reactions.

I'm so sorry to hear that. Can you post what her allergies are?

My daughter had an allergic reaction to LC Pizza last night.  Within 4 hours her lips puffed up like OctoMom's.  She said it happened once before when she had LC.  She has never had a reaction to other foods.  Has anyone ever figured out what ingredient is causing these allergic reactions.

Just checked on this yesterday in preparation for trip to Nigara Falls ............
they left a message on my machine no peanuts in pizza or breadsticks.

I know that on this board (though possibly at the old hyperboards) and other places that some have had "questionable" reactions to Little Caesars.  They couldn't trace it back to an allergen per se  and often wondered if it was reaction or something else entirely, but it was something weird going on.

thanks! Good to know!

My ds does his best to keep the place in business here.  He would eat it everyday!  We have not had any problems and he has had pizza, crazy bread, and tried wings once but didn't like them.  He is pn, tn, sesame also.

Does anyone use this? One just opened here. My son is p/tn/sesame allergic. He loves pizza and his favorite local place just closed.