Papa Murphy's new Cajun Combo Pizza

Sounds terrible. Ranch on a pizza?

Why do people think it's a good idea to try to make non-Cajun food Cajun? Moreover, throwing Cajun seasoning on something does not make it Cajun.

never trust anything from a chain that has cajun in the name

It's decent, even with the ranch. I've eaten it a few times.

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Moreover, throwing Cajun seasoning on something does not make it Cajun.

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What would you say makes something Cajun?

I had one yesterday. It's decent. I wouldn't say the ranch was very strong flavor in the pizza.

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never trust anything from a chain that has cajun in the name

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Meh.
I don't mind with something like this because it's not something "we" make.
It's not like jambalaya from a chain. It's a pizza with Manda sausage and tony's

I ate at a restaurant in Denver once that had a "Kagun" burger, spelled exactly like that.

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Posted by yellowfin
I ate at a restaurant in Denver once that had a "Kagun" burger, spelled exactly like that.

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I ate jambalaya and gumbo at a restaurant in new Orleans that might as well have spelled it like that by the way the gumbo and jambalaya tasted. It's almost a rule of thumb to never order jambalaya at a restaurant IMO. I can't tell you one place that I was impressed with a jambalaya dish, and it's a dish that I consider to be fairly simple.

nothing will ever be able to top the "new orleans deluxe" hamburger with cajun mayo from mcdonald's (europe)

I like the jambalaya at the little plate lunch places we have here in Lafayette like T-Coons.

ETA: I think Papa Murphy's is the dumbest idea ever but I guess some people disagree since they keep expanding.