Pizza Hut makes kids' dreams come true with Bacon Mac 'n Cheese pizza

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Pizza Hut has released several stuffed crust pizzas but their latest creation was inspired by kids. (Pizza Hut)

How do you get kids to actually enjoying learning about statistics? Get pizza involved.
A New Jersey math teacher assigned her eighth-graders a project in which they had to design a food product based on real world statistics and pitch the product to a real company.

Anne Paoletti-Boyna, teacher at Clearview Middle School in Harrison Township, told the South Jersey Times that kids had to conduct surveys among other classmates to test the market and then pitch their idea to the right company.
Students Nick Gabriele, Sean Flannery, and Allyson Sooy decided to create the “ultimate pizza” with a bacon-macaroni and cheese-pretzel stuffed crust pizza after gathering data about favorite foods among their peers. After sending their idea of Pizza Hut’s Dallas headquarters, the trio received an unexpected surprise.

"Someone at Pizza Hut found the letter, read it, and liked it," Paoletti-Bayna announced to her class.
In an excerpt from the letter, obtained via People.com, the big guys at Pizza Hut were excited by the kids’ enthusiasm and research tactics:
“Here at Pizza Hut, we get ideas for new recipes sent to us all the time. The research and logic behind your product was definitely one that inspired us to respond, as you had clearly worked together as a team to come up with an innovative idea that Pizza Hut customers will love. Your prototype got our team of chefs in Dallas, TX thinking, and we believe this pizza has the potential to make it to the next level of customer research: a taste test.”
On Tuesday, the kids of Paoletti-Boyna’s class received the shock of the year when Pizza Hut team members visited the class—with their imaginary pizza creation come to life.

Pizza Hut's manager of development Barbie King says she though the pretzel crust was “awesome” and was tasked with bringing the dream pizza to fruition.

"We thought it was a great idea. Taking three things and putting them together like that adds up exponentially,' King told the South Jersey Times.
So how did this ultimate comfort-food mashup actually taste?
"I think it's great," Sooy, one of the original inventors, said as she tried a slice.

Unfortunately, Pizza Hut has no plans on bringing a macaroni and cheese-stuffed crust to the mass market, reports People. But this little contest proves that sometimes big food execs are willing to take a gamble on a creative guy—so it never hurts to submit an idea.

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Cops point guns at innocent black mom and 4 kids

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Shocking new dash cam video shows a young mother being pulled over at gun point by police in Forney, Texas, all while her four little kids were in the car. Police admit they made a mistake but are refusing to apologize.
Kametra Barbour says she was driving four children under the age of 10 home when she was suddenly stopped and surrounded by police.

Officer: "Driver let me see your hands everybody stick their hands out the window." Barbour: "What is wrong?" Officer: "I'll tell you in a minute."


Barbour was told to exit the vehicle with her hands above her head. Police then shackled them in cuffs right in front of her children. Barbour: "What is wrong? My kids!" Officer: "How old are they?" Barbour: "They're six and eight and ten, nine. What are we doing?" Officer: "Hold on a second, okay?" Barbour: "What is going on? Oh my God, you will terrify my children." Officer: "We got a complaint of a vehicle matching your description and your license plate, waving a gun out the window."


The traffic stop was in response to a 911 caller who had told dispatch four black men were waiving a gun out the window of a beige- or tan-colored Toyota.

The problem: Barbour's car is a burgundy red Nissan Maxima.

It wasn't until Barbour's 6-year-old son, Ryan, came out of the car with his hands up too that police realized they had made a mistake. Officer 1: "Do they look young to you?" Officer 2: "They do to me." Officer 1: "Huh?" Officer 2: "They do to me." Officer 1: "Yep, they're young." Officer 1: "Gun down, gun down, gun down!"


The officers then quickly went to work trying to calm down the now terrified children. Officer: "Ya'll okay? Just ya'll in the car?" Child: "No im scared." Officer: "It's okay." Child: "No, are we going to jail?" Officer: "No. No one is going to jail." Child: (Scream, crying) Officer: "Hey, stop crying. It's okay. It's okay. Everything's fine now."


The police department defends the traffic stop saying the officers responded appropriately to what they believed was a dangerous situation

"For the nature of the call - that a weapon was involved - yes," said Detective Clay with the Forney Police Department told ABC affiliate WFAA

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