Best frozen grocery pizza?

[noisyturtle]

What is the best frozen pizza? Opinions required.

Home Run Inn is the best frozen pizza I've had, but seems to be regional since I can't find it at all on the west coast. Amazing sauce flavor, good meats and real mozzarella used, fantastic crust on both deep dish and signature


For something you can find in every grocery store I think DiGiorno's Rising Crust is the best all-around. Good cheese to sauce ratio without dried up toppings. Crust is a little on the doughy side though.



Who do you think is king of the frozen isle? 

Also curious to see what brands people have in other countries! 

[clankgy1]

Nothing else even comes close:



Only downsides to this product are:

* Long cooking time
* Ease of burning the top of ones mouth with molten cheese

[Reigning Hell]

TOMBSTONE & RED BARON

[tp4tissue]

Well... yea........ I supppose,

But um...  Pizza takes around 20-30 minutes to order..

It takes 5-10 minutes to preheat the oven, another 10-15 to bake..  so.....  Might as well just order no ?


This is pretty much why I haven't had frozen pizza since the last time I tried doing it, bout 20 years ago.

[nugglets]

Well... yea........ I supppose,

But um...  Pizza takes around 20-30 minutes to order..

It takes 5-10 minutes to preheat the oven, another 10-15 to bake..  so.....  Might as well just order no ?


This is pretty much why I haven't had frozen pizza since the last time I tried doing it, bout 20 years ago.

If only there were 24 hour pizza places that weren't terrible... I'm not usually home from work until long after anything decent has closed.

But I make my own pizza, no idea on frozen stuff anymore.

[tp4tissue]

Well... yea........ I supppose,

But um...  Pizza takes around 20-30 minutes to order..

It takes 5-10 minutes to preheat the oven, another 10-15 to bake..  so.....  Might as well just order no ?


This is pretty much why I haven't had frozen pizza since the last time I tried doing it, bout 20 years ago.

If only there were 24 hour pizza places that weren't terrible... I'm not usually home from work until long after anything decent has closed.

But I make my own pizza, no idea on frozen stuff anymore.

They don't let you order pizza to work ?

[SpAmRaY]

My vote goes to red baron, honorable mention to Sam's club thin crust.

We used to buy jacks but after finding hair inside the pizza once I quit buying those.

I don't like digiorno.

For take and bake (not frozen) Papa Murphy's is awesome.

[dgneo]

By far IMO. It's also usually on sale at one grocery store or another for $5/ea.

[Computer-Lab in Basement]

i prefer thin crust frozen pizzas

the costco brand thin crust frozen pizzas are fantastic

[chyros]

[carnavas]

Been my favorite for the past few years

[Computer-Lab in Basement]

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Been my favorite for the past few years

that looks amazing i want pizza now is it lunch yet

[Waateva]

i prefer thin crust frozen pizzas

the costco brand thin crust frozen pizzas are fantastic

+1 for thin crust frozen pizza and another +1 for the Costco brand ones.

[yomammary]

Not sure you have those in the US, but they're the best I've ever tasted.

[Computer-Lab in Basement]

now i'm craving crispy pizza but have no means of getting some for lunch

thx GH

[chyros]

COME-AH EAT-AH DE PIZZA MOTHER****ER

[Waateva]

Some guy here at work has a birthday today so instead of me craving pizza I'll have to settle for Culvers

[noisyturtle]

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Oh, they have these around here. Been wanting to try them but I have a bad habit of looking at the total weight and buying the heaviest pizza. If it's not over 20oz I feel like I'm getting ripped off.

[chyros]

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Oh, they have these around here. Been wanting to try them but I have a bad habit of looking at the total weight and buying the heaviest pizza. If it's not over 20oz I feel like I'm getting ripped off.

You wouldn't like these :p . These are more Italian-style pizzas, you know the kind that's not a whole loaf of bread with tomato puree and cheese and stuff on it :p .

[kenmai9]

Nothing else even comes close:

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Only downsides to this product are:

* Long cooking time
* Ease of burning the top of ones mouth with molten cheese

yeh

[thebeae]

It's all about the Red Baron.

[Pwner]

[chyros]

Whatever brand, I hope we can agree that Italian-style pizzas are the best. I can't stand those massive-crusted abominations, they have no taste and they're so filling D: .

[jdcarpe]

[noisyturtle]

Whatever brand, I hope we can agree that Italian-style pizzas are the best. I can't stand those massive-crusted abominations, they have no taste and they're so filling D: .

I really have to be in the mood for artisan pizza, don't really count it as true pizza.

[DALExSNAIL]

NOTHING comes close for me, this is THE grocery store pizza

[noisyturtle]

NOTHING comes close for me, this is THE grocery store pizza

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[pr0ximity]

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Hell yeah.

Even better:





... guess I have a thing for non-traditionally-shaped frozen pizza

[chyros]

Whatever brand, I hope we can agree that Italian-style pizzas are the best. I can't stand those massive-crusted abominations, they have no taste and they're so filling D: .

I really have to be in the mood for artisan pizza, don't really count it as true pizza.

Seriously what the **** is "artisan pizza"?! xD

[noisyturtle]

Whatever brand, I hope we can agree that Italian-style pizzas are the best. I can't stand those massive-crusted abominations, they have no taste and they're so filling D: .

I really have to be in the mood for artisan pizza, don't really count it as true pizza.

Seriously what the **** is "artisan pizza"?! xD

What we call artisan pizza in America is like European/Neapolitan style pizza

[chyros]

Whatever brand, I hope we can agree that Italian-style pizzas are the best. I can't stand those massive-crusted abominations, they have no taste and they're so filling D: .

I really have to be in the mood for artisan pizza, don't really count it as true pizza.

Seriously what the **** is "artisan pizza"?! xD

What we call artisan pizza in America is like European/Neapolitan style pizza

That's called "pizza" mate ) .

[nugglets]

Whatever brand, I hope we can agree that Italian-style pizzas are the best. I can't stand those massive-crusted abominations, they have no taste and they're so filling D: .

What people call "Italian-style" pizza is pretty misleading, too. I've spent a lot of time in Italy, and there are certainly thick crust pizzas and even pizzas that are basically a half loaf of bread with sauce and melted cheese on top. No joke, 2-3" thick. Usually called Sfincione, but often just what passes as pizza in parts of Sicily and other areas.

But, I do agree that napoletana is the best style of pizza. And only made with mozzarella di buffalo.

[tp4tissue]

For most of these.. Do you buy your own cheese,  and then make it THICK  ?

[pr0ximity]

What people call "Italian-style" pizza is pretty misleading, too. I've spent a lot of time in Italy, and there are certainly thick crust pizzas and even pizzas that are basically a half loaf of bread with sauce and melted cheese on top. No joke, 2-3" thick. Usually called Sfincione, but often just what passes as pizza in parts of Sicily and other areas.

But, I do agree that napoletana is the best style of pizza. And only made with mozzarella di buffalo.

Place local to me has something they call Sfinch, it's not 2-3" thick, but it's got some amazing casalinga sauce:

http://www.slabportland.com/

[SpAmRaY]

www.dogtownpizza.com/

I've recently found these and I'm in love.

[rowdy]

I like the idea of frozen pizza, but there are very, very few brands available down here.

The one I used to have cut their varieties back a bit to only h&p and supreme.  I can't stand h&p, and just having supreme every time was getting boring (back when I was single and living by myself it made a nice snack).

Sometimes I think about taking one in to work and heating it in the microwave just before everyone else goes out to lunch.

Mwahahahaha :DD

[vivalarevolución]

The Kroger fancy brand, Private Selection, frozen pizzas are pretty good.

Also, whatever Aldi has, those usually are pretty good.

[Dr_Alphabet]

I just found this at Publix a little while ago. Tasty.

[chyros]

The Kroger fancy brand, Private Selection, frozen pizzas are pretty good.

Also, whatever Aldi has, those usually are pretty good.

I've found that although Aldi tends to have a pretty small selection in general, they do food and tools extremely well .

[SpAmRaY]

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I just found this at Publix a little while ago. Tasty.

We bought one of these in the supreme style for Friday night.

[vivalarevolución]

The Kroger fancy brand, Private Selection, frozen pizzas are pretty good.

Also, whatever Aldi has, those usually are pretty good.

I've found that although Aldi tends to have a pretty small selection in general, they do food and tools extremely well .

Tools at Aldi?  Things must be a little different across the pond...

I like the small selection, because most things at the grocery store are a dozen choices of the same thing.  Aldi gives you no more than a few choices of decent quality, and you usually can go home happy.

[chyros]

The Kroger fancy brand, Private Selection, frozen pizzas are pretty good.

Also, whatever Aldi has, those usually are pretty good.

I've found that although Aldi tends to have a pretty small selection in general, they do food and tools extremely well .

Tools at Aldi?  Things must be a little different across the pond...

I like the small selection, because most things at the grocery store are a dozen choices of the same thing.  Aldi gives you no more than a few choices of decent quality, and you usually can go home happy.

Yeah, they have great offers on all kinds of toolkits, they change constantly. They're pretty cheap but surprisingly good.