Willington Pizza's Feat Of Strength — A 'Festivus' Pie

WILLINGTON, CT — George Costanza might even drive from New York to Willington for this one.

The north central Connecticut pizza place known for its unique style is at it again.

"You've been asking for it ... the Festivus Pizza is back," Willington Pizza House proclaimed Thursday on social media.

Here's the recipe:

"We take a plain crust and smother it in brown gravy, add sliced red potatoes, sliced turkey breast, cranberries, stove top stuffing and mixed vegetables then top it off with sharp white cheddar cheese and garlic," the chef said.

See what it looks like here.

Festivus is a secular, humorous holiday celebrated on Dec. 23. It was made popular in the Dec. 18, 1997episode of the TV sitcom "Seinfeld" and observed by the Cosatanza family.

Festivus is an anti-commercial alternative to Christmas. It's main dec]oration is a plain aluminum pole, and the celebration includes the "airing of grievances," a meatloaf dinner, and "feats of strength," which turned out on the episode to being a wrestling match with George's father.