• Release Date: September 2007
• Parent Brand: Domino’s Pizza
• Status Signature: Discontinued in 2010; developed through an official partnership with Nabisco.

The Menu History

In September 2007, Domino’s executed a major menu revamp by introducing the Oreo Dessert Pizza. This popular (and beloved) item from the late 2000s replaced standard savory ingredients with an entirely sweet flavor profile. It utilized a thin, 10-inch round crust baseline, layered with a sweet vanilla cream sauce instead of marinara, and was topped with a heavy coating of crushed Nabisco Oreo cookie pieces, making it the ultimate sweet treat.

The dessert was completed with a drizzled layer of white icing across the top. It was launched as a highly successful promotional menu add-on to capture the late-night snack demographic. While the item was a massive viral hit on college campuses during the late 2000s, it was eventually phased out by 2010 to make room for the company’s newer dessert innovations like the Chocolate Lava Crunch Cakes.

The Numbers

• The Footprint: Measured exactly 10 inches in diameter, cut into 8 dessert wedges.
• The Legacy: It remains one of the most fondly remembered and requested “sweet pizza” experiments of the late 2000s fast-food era.

Featured Photo: Domino’s

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Author Bio

Jael Rucker is the founder of Decked Out Magazine. She has previously worked as the Associate Commerce Editor at PureWow, focusing on analytics and trends to pitch stories and optimize articles that build and engage their audience. Her work has also been seen in Footwear News and WWD. Prior to 2024, she was the style and pop culture editor at ONE37pm for over three years, contributing numerous product reviews, brand profiles and fashion trend reports, which included interviewing Steph Curry, Snoop Dogg and more.