Domino's currently pays a quarterly dividend of $1.51 a share. While its board of directors has a track record of increasing those payouts -- indeed, they are up by more than 600% since 2012 -- in the interest of making conservative calculations, let's assume that the distributions will stay constant from here. That works out to $6.04 a year.

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As of this writing, Domino's stock trades at a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 28, which is right around the S&P 500 index average. If you think a P/E of 28 is reasonable for a steady grower such as Domino's Pizza (I do), then stock returns will match its EPS growth plus dividend payouts over the next five years.

Chains like Domino’s know how crucial those spur-of-the-moment orders can be. Earlier this year, Domino’s launched its Emergency Pizza program which allows customers to earn a free pizza to use whenever they need it most.

A TAKEAWAY pizza store has now opened at a former city chip shop, creating 25 new jobs. Domino's has opened at 270 Bath Road in Worcester, creating 25 new jobs, including pizza chefs, in store team members and delivery drivers.