Best Frozen Pizza

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I always bought the hype and thought it was DiGiorno's. Tonight, I just made a Freschetta's Pepperoni Pizza.

BY FAR, the best frozen pizza I've ever had!

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KingOfBBN

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Originally posted by CatFanInIlliniLand:

I always bought the hype and thought it was DiGiorno's. Tonight, I just made a Freschetta's Pepperoni Pizza.

BY FAR, the best frozen pizza I've ever had!

Who you got?
Agreed. That's the only brand I've bought the last three years. Nothing comes close.
 
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I also go with the old rectangle school pizza. I loved the sausage pizza with fries we had back in the late 80's/early 90's in school. I would get 2 lunches back then on pizza day.

I used to go to bingo with my mom and grandmother at some catholic school just because they had that same pizza I loved in high school. That was probably 10 to 15 years ago. I would buy those now if I knew where the schools got them and if they didn't change them. Most school food sucks these days though with them trying to force kids to eat healthier.

Now a days, I mostly eat Tombstone Pizza. Digiorno Pizzas are getting to expensive. I can get a large fresh one at Little Caesar's Pizza for cheaper than those.
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Tskware

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Have tried all the ones mentioned, and my honest answer is "none". They all suck, compared to almost any decent pizza restaurant. Like curing the common cold, making a good frozen pizza must be one of the impossible feats of the 21st century.
 
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IdaCat

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All frozen pizza mostly sucks. The only one I've found that is edible is Tombstone pepperoni. It has to be cooked on a baking stone.

There's probably much better available, but every time I experiment with something else, it tastes like crap. Freschetta's is OK, but the crust is too thick. I quit eating Totinos after my income rose above poverty level.
 

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From the thread its apparent that folks have a wide variety of preferences in what a pizza should taste like. Personally I prefer DiGiorno's to either of the major chain's Domino or PapaJohns. Red Baron, Tombstone are second rate IMO. I have not tried Freschetta's yet but I will definitely do so.
 

mickeyb2679

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California Pizza Kitchen.

Totinos- been awhile since I've had one, but I would always get either their cheese or their pepperoni pizza, then add extra **** to it after it had been in the oven for a few minutes to thaw (extra cheese, peppers, onions, etc.).
 

TankedCat

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My wife and I were talking about buying frozen pizza and unless you live where there isn't delivery, I can't see paying $5.99 for a frozen pizza with sparse toppings versus $7.99 for a large fresh pizza you can run out and pick up - heck you can drop by Little Ceasers and get a $5 pizza , IMO, as good as anything frozen.

Even if I lived where there wasn't delivery, I'd invest in a good pizza stone and make it myself.

That said, I think the fresh made versions from whatever store - costco or kroger would be my first choice, then followed by the ones mentioned here.
 
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Originally posted by TankedCat:
...unless you live where there isn't delivery, I can't see paying $5.99 for a frozen pizza with sparse toppings versus $7.99 for a large fresh pizza you can run out and pick up - heck you can drop by Little Ceasers and get a $5 pizza , IMO, as good as anything frozen.
This.

From time to time you can catch Red Barons on sale for half-price, which makes it slightly more attractive than going out for one from a convenience standpoint.

Also, any FP can be made 1,000s of times better by adding 4-5 slices of provolone (or a little extra mozzarella, I prefers provolone) to it before baking.
 

tammefan

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Tell me more. 2 for $60. Is it really that good? Ill go with Tombstone.
 
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Red Baron pan pizza isn't bad for frozen pizza. Can jazz it up with your own toppings like green peppers and onions.

On another note, I tried the Papa John's burger pizza last night after the game and was thoroughly disgusted after half a slice. Doesn't taste like pizza or a burger.
 

funKYcat75

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My mom worked at the school cafeteria for three or four years. Each summer she'd hit up the supply house and but a bunch of pizzas and chicken patties. Sure, it turned funKYcat75 into husKYcat75, but it was worth every bit.
 

The_Catfather

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Jack's pepperoni is pretty solid. Isn't Tony's the ones where the pepperoni would curl up and create a little mini bowl of grease? I liked those but haven't had one in years.

I'll eat virtually any thin crust pizza. Frozen thick crust is where things get dicey for me. DiGornio is terrible.
 

hoojyoutlaw

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Agree with the Frans and Jacks. Seems like the best products don't try to sell their ****** crust.