‘May contain ants and hair’: Pizza chain’s hilarious swipe at British ‘gypsy’ family as Kiwi brands cash in on clan accused of causing carnage across New Zealand
- Hell Pizza created pie targeting British tourists calling it ‘Unruly Tourist Pizza’
- A disclaimer informs potential pizza buyers that it ‘may contain hair and ants’
- The new pizza comes after British family refused to clean up their mess at beach
- One family member in court Tuesday, and pleaded guilty to two counts of theft
- She was accused of stealing energy drinks, a rope and sunglasses from station
- Family members accused of littering and scamming restaurants for free food
A New Zealand pizza chain has taken a hilarious swipe at a British ‘gypsy’ family accused of scamming restaurants by claiming there is something wrong with their food to avoid paying their bill.
Hell Pizza launched their limited edition pie this week, and named it ‘Unruly Tourist Pizza’, NZ Herald reported.
A disclaimer under the advertisement warns potential buyers that the pizza ‘may contain hair and ants’.
These were reportedly some of the excuses the British family used to get out of paying for food while visiting New Zealand.
Poking fun: The New Zealand based chain Hell Pizza launched a limited edition pizza and named it ‘Unruly Tourist Pizza’
Air New Zealand also made a subtle swipe at the tourists with its latest advertisement for flights out of New Zealand with Grabaseat
The new pizza also comes with its very own terms and conditions, making it clear who is the target customer.
‘Terms and conditions: Only available to notorious families of rabble rousers who have stolen a rope, trashed a beach, and received a deportation notice in the last seven days. Drop in to any branch of Hell in New Zealand to redeem your prize,’ it read.
A Hell Pizza spokesman told the publication that the chain would love to make the pizza for the British family, but would not disclose whether or not they would include the ants or hair.
‘They trashed a beach, threatened people with violence, engaged in petty theft, even dined and dashed from respectable restaurants,’ the spokesman claimed.
‘Hell Pizza, not content to sit on the sidelines, has decided to join the conversation.’
A group of tourists have been filmed leaving beer bottles and piles of rubbish on a busy beach
The family reportedly ordered food at a Nandos store, before demanding a refund
The tourists came to the attention of the nation after they were caught on camera refusing to clean up their mess as they left Auckland’s Takapuna Beach on New Zealand’s North Island.
One of the family members, Tina Marie Cash, 26, appeared in court on Tuesday.
She pleaded guilty to two counts of theft after being accused of stealing energy drinks, a rope and sunglasses from an Auckland service station on two separate occasions.
Cash was convicted and ordered to pay $55 in reparation, news.com.au reported.
Members of the family have also been accused of littering and scamming their way out of meals by allegedly saying there’s ants or hair in their food, Newshub reported.