Pizza on a different plane: If your excuse for not moving to rural Alaska is that you won’t be able to have pizza delivered to your house, you need a new excuse. Airport Pizza provides free delivery by airplane to rural villages around Nome, Alaska. With the motto, “You Buy – We Fly,” the menu has “classic” pizzas, such as pepperoni, meat-lover’s and vegetarian. For the more adventurous, there’s chicken with “country ranch sauce” instead of red sauce, specialty pizzas like bacon cheeseburger and Alfredo pepper steak, several “dessert” pizzas, and even pizzas made with reindeer sausage. Prices range from $16 for a regular 15-inch cheese pizza to $32 for an extra-large 19-inch reindeer sausage pizza.|Andrea E. Labak
Pizza in a cone: Eeeuw! Some foods belong in a cone. Others not so much. Created by Italian pizza company Kono, the Pizza Cone rage is sweeping Europe, Kuwait and Indonesia, according to Kono, which has installed an oven in Harrods in London.|Andrea E. Labak
Dogs can’t shop: Imagine dining on cold pepperoni pizza while your dog wolfs down a hearty beef stew made with chunks of beef, real carrots, peas and rice. Beneful has created a line of eight family-style meals for dogs but packaged to appeal to the human who does the shopping. Made with carrots, peas, wild rice, barley, turkey, chicken and beef, Beneful offers beef stew, roasted pork entree and simmered chicken medley. You can order online at petfooddirect.com.|Andrea E. Labak
