Domino’s has created a lockable box to keep leftover pizza safe
The pizza chain is giving away the limited-edition safes, which fit perfectly in a fridge and keep pizza secure, away from prying eyes and hungry mouths.
The boxes are available to students or anyone else at risk of fridge thefts through theirwebsite.
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Hide AdMelanie Howe from Domino’s said: “There’s nothing worse than thinking you’ve got some tasty leftovers ready for the next day – only to be left fuming when someone has pinched them.
“For most people students, that’s an all-too-common reality.
“To make sure you don’t become a victim to the same misfortune, we wanted to create the Slice Security safe which fits in fridges and keeps precious leftover pizza safe from greedy housemates.”
It comes as research of 400 of university students who've lived in student accommodation in last 10 years found 65 per cent have had food stolen during their time at uni.
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Milk (45 per cent) and bread (33 per cent) are the most swiped items, followed by leftover pizza (18 per cent).
And in a bid to stop their goods being stolen, 60 per cent have written their name on items.
It also emerged 46 per cent have caught others in the act of stealing their grub.
While 52 per cent said food theft is one of the biggest causes of arguments as student.
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Hide AdThe research also found living with friends (39 per cent) and having your own space (35 per cent) are the best things about living in student accommodation.
Living in messy conditions (48 per cent), having loud roommates (43 per cent), and having food stolen (36 per cent) are the biggest worries.
Those polled also had their say on their favourite takeaway in the research carried out through OnePoll - and pizza (46 per cent) came top.
Motivations for ordering a food delivery include great taste (45 per cent), not having to wash up (40 per cent), and having leftovers for the following day (30 per cent).
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