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Hot Pizza Font
- Downloads Count: 237,370
- License Type: Free
- Price: Free
- Date Added: Apr 10, 2002
- Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows 3.x, Microsoft Windows 98, Microsoft Windows ME
- File Size: 35.0 KB
- Author: Sharkshock
Description of Hot Pizza Font
Is the name of this font making you hungry? The Hot Pizza font may not be able to satisfy those late afternoon cravings, but it can add some pizazz to your Word documents.
Letters have lines that look like the mustaches of chefs; the L's and R's have low swirls that daringly dip below the line of text. This TrueType font is free for noncommercial use.
Note: The style of this font doesn't lend itself to use in writings that use ALL CAPS.
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