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Valentine's Day just got a whole lot spicier thanks to Domino's.

The popular pizza chain has gone ahead and done what the world has been asking for by launching a pepperoni-inspired perfume. This meaty scent is designed to make you irresistible with notes of pepper and spice, with a warm, woody base. And the pyramid-shaped bottle decorated to look like pizza slices is a really classy touch.

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You can't actually purchase Eau de Passion right now, but all is not lost. Anyone who wants to try it can fill out a form from Feb. 10-17 for a chance to win a bottle. The catch is that it's only available in the UK and Ireland, but that situation could change once everyone sees the impact of this scent. Seriously, who wouldn't be all over someone who stinks of Domino’s Pepperoni Passion.

Make the most of this Valentine's Day and enter the draw to win a bottle of the Domino's pepperoni-inspired perfume.

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