Dicktatorship
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At my house we always called them Freshitta, love them.
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Best/Favorite Frozen Pizza brand?
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At my house we always called them Freshitta, love them.
Jibbajabbawockky
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I can get down with an Amy's Margherita. More like a flatbread than a pizza but pretty good.
Yeah the Margherita is pretty fantastic as far as frozen pizza goes. Really thin crispy crust and the mozzarella tastes like actual mozzarella!
Grimm Fandango
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Costco/Kirkland pepperoni. The crust is so damn good.
EdReedFan20
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It's funny, I don't personally like most Freschetta pizza (or frozen pizza in general), but everyone in my family who's tried their Brick Oven style is surprised at how flavorful they are. They cook really well too, creating a nice crispy crust. And they are quite thin, meaning they are not too doughy like most frozen pizza. I linked to them in the original post. If you haven't tried them, maybe give them a shot.
ElRenoRaven
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Digiorno followed by Tony's.
Stranger In The Alps
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These are pretty much the only frozen pizzas I like. I live in a tiny town and there are no local pizza places or chains, so I settle for these when I am in a pizza mood. Which is like every day.
BlackGhost
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Greatest of all time, spicy chicken
Dicktatorship
Junior Member
They taste pretty fresh honestly. I remember dreading to eat it for the first time since mom always brought different types of awful frozen pizza, but man it was such a nice surprise.
ElectricThunder
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It isn't a huge list, though I'm sure there's more out there than the scant offerings in my area---though these are still Top Tier:
Home Run Inn, Newman's Own, Ionian Flatbread, Screamin' Sicilian, UNO's deep dish, Annie's(Yes, that Annie's better known for some BBQ sauces and the like and some boxed meals/cookies/etc), Rising Moon Organic, BOLD Organics(insanely higher tier than most by far!), Donatos...
Home Run Inn, Newman's Own, Ionian Flatbread, Screamin' Sicilian, UNO's deep dish, Annie's(Yes, that Annie's better known for some BBQ sauces and the like and some boxed meals/cookies/etc), Rising Moon Organic, BOLD Organics(insanely higher tier than most by far!), Donatos...
Delicious, crispy crust. Best if grilled.
This is the one.
Dennis, it says right on the package what it is. Step your Detective-GAF game up.
But yeah the best pizza is these Screamin Italian joints
PopcornMegaphone
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Totinos is to pizza like Taco Bell is to Mexican.
God bless it.
I mostly eat Trader Joe's Pizza Formaggio. It's not the best Trader Joe's pizza product, but I have a small toaster oven that does a good job with these when I need a quick and easy meal. The fat and calorie count is decent as well.
Walmart's hulk pizza is actually pretty good.
Only their veggie one, though, their others are super salty. GG Hulk
this looks nice. think i'll pick some up tomorrow.
i also get this once in a while, it's pretty excellent.
Nose Master
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^was just about to post Gino's. It's deep dish, though.
For a middle ground price wise, Cheese-Stuffed Crust Tombstone's are legit.
For a middle ground price wise, Cheese-Stuffed Crust Tombstone's are legit.
Fantastical
Death Prophet
I can get down with an Amy's Margherita. More like a flatbread than a pizza but pretty good.
Yep this is good. Although I made pizza homemade for the first time and it was life changing. It was very good and that was my first try! I'm going to try to perfect it.
Dicktatorship
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The goat
All right I'm going to have to try this one. Do you know what stores sell it? Near me I've got a Corner Market, Walmart, RiteAid, and a Winn Dixie.
Fried Food
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acheron_xl
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These are fucking good. So much cheese. They're a bit pricey for a frozen pizza though - usually about $6 or $7ish.
I believe those are British frozen pizzas. So somewhere in the UK.
I believe those are British frozen pizzas. So somewhere in the UK.
Sparrowhawk
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Look, you just haven't lived unless you've had a goddamn Red Baron breakfast pizza at least once in your life, okay?
These are honestly one of the few things that I prefer heated in the microwave instead of the oven. Next time you're in Walmart and want to try something new, look for these in the breakfast aisle. Don't overdo it, though, because they're absolutely terrible for you.
These are honestly one of the few things that I prefer heated in the microwave instead of the oven. Next time you're in Walmart and want to try something new, look for these in the breakfast aisle. Don't overdo it, though, because they're absolutely terrible for you.
Dicktatorship
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These are fucking good. So much cheese. They're a bit pricey for a frozen pizza though - usually about $6 or $7ish.
I believe those are British frozen pizzas. So somewhere in the UK.
Sounds like proper cause for an invasion; that shit looks dope.
Good ol' Ristorante.We have the same thread every 2 months lol
Frozen pizza is gross and expensive here in Canada but I'll have a Ristorante Special like once a year
You can't buy Freschetta in the UK anymore.
It was always my favourite as a kid.
Aww yeah.The goat
This thread is making me hungry.
King Gilga
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I get the shitty £1 asda pizzas.
I like them and they're cheap and they're filling.
The kebab one is my favorite.
Lived on it in Uni especially when £ was running out.
I like them and they're cheap and they're filling.
The kebab one is my favorite.
Lived on it in Uni especially when £ was running out.
Maklershed
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Nardone Bros is my favorite. I think you can only get it in stores within a 2 hour radius of Scranton. Its amazing for frozen pizza though. The the mozarella they use is great.
(The picture does not do the pizza justice)
(The picture does not do the pizza justice)
Amory
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It's pretty expensive to be struggle food...
BobTheFork
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Tombstone for me, always has been, always will be.
Woffls
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Yeah I only buy these now. UK frozen pizza situation is dire.The goat
NipplesAndToes23
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I don't have one, but that dude on Shark Tank had some good looking flash freeze pizza.
UK everything pizza situation is dire.
Theres no decent takeaway joints at all. All I have here (big town) is dominos, a papa Johns too far to deliver to my house and some kebab shops with greasy ass pizza.
Dominos for two people is like twenty fucking quid.
At least we have some incredible real Italian restaurants here.
thoseAREmySHOES
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I end up getting Jack's Bacon Cheeseburger pizzas quite a bit, best combo of value and taste that I've found.
Digorno, Freschetta and such are much better, but unless they are on sale I may as well just get a Dominos or Papa John's pizza.
Digorno, Freschetta and such are much better, but unless they are on sale I may as well just get a Dominos or Papa John's pizza.
Ivan Amiibo
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why are they associating stuffed crust pizza with chicago? do they not know that it isn't from there. amazing how ignorant foreign countries can be.
Habaneroguy
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Ok so strangely enough I was looking this up recently (best frozen pizza), and I delved into the idea of frozen deep dish pizzas being able to maintain a higher quality while frozen.
Haven't tried them yet (hope to, de'struggle and all that), but as far as deep dish pizzas go Lou Malnati's is supposedly the best:
Lou Malnati's deep dish pizzas (from an actual Chicago restruant chain). You can ship it out to yourself for about $30.
Featured on http://www.tastesofchicago.com/category/Lou_Malnatis_Pizza
Also main website
http://www.loumalnatis.com
Curious about it. So can anyone who has had this, or any Chicago locals chime in on Lou Malnati's?
Haven't tried them yet (hope to, de'struggle and all that), but as far as deep dish pizzas go Lou Malnati's is supposedly the best:
Lou Malnati's deep dish pizzas (from an actual Chicago restruant chain). You can ship it out to yourself for about $30.
Featured on http://www.tastesofchicago.com/category/Lou_Malnatis_Pizza
Also main website
http://www.loumalnatis.com
Curious about it. So can anyone who has had this, or any Chicago locals chime in on Lou Malnati's?
Ok so strangely enough I was looking this up recently (best frozen pizza), and I delved into the idea of frozen deep dish pizzas being able to maintain a higher quality while frozen.
Haven't tried them yet (hope to, de'struggle and all that), but as far as deep dish pizzas go Lou Malnati's is supposedly the best:
Lou Malnati's deep dish pizzas (from an actual Chicago restruant chain). You can ship it out to yourself for about $30.
Featured on http://www.tastesofchicago.com/category/Lou_Malnatis_Pizza
Also main website
http://www.loumalnatis.com
Curious about it. So can anyone who has had this, or any Chicago locals chime in on Lou Malnati's?
Chicagoan and pizza fan here. Lou Malnati's is the best deep dish pizza in the city. The half-baked pizzas are awesome... pretty much identical to freshly baked. Buy one, you won't regret it!
Hopefully not Red Baron or Jack's. Yuck
CarpeDeezNutz
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Damn, lotta those look really good.
MilkyJoe
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I'd choose that too, I seldom eat frozen pizza, you can buy fresh ones for the same price.
It's just the brand name, they started out with this
Which is more Chicago like I take it?
They make all sorts now.
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