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AlwaysLookin
January 1, 2021
Wow, there are actually some good picks here ... especially my favorite, the Trader Joe’s Tarte D’Alsace which is really flavorful and reminds me of Chicago THIN CRUST!
beezus
November 13, 2020
Paul Newman's are pretty good. I do add some shredded cheese before I bake it.
conisue68
November 10, 2020
I would also like to see some gluten free options (not cauli). For regular glutened pizza, I loved Freshetta Brick Oven cheese or pepperoni.
Basaqua
November 10, 2020
We prefer DiGiornos Pizza thin crust. 4meat plus some added mushrooms and cheese!.
Lawkat
November 10, 2020
We love Screamin’ Sicilian Bessie’s Revenge cheese pizza (original). I add sliced tomatoes and basil and turn it into a Margherita. The crust crisps up nicely and they use real mozzarella slices. So far it’s the best frozen pizza we’ve had.
Leigh
November 6, 2020
what's the pizza in the photograph?!
Liz M.
November 11, 2020
Crispy, cheesy pan pizza by King Arthur flour...but you have to make it yourself...I make it all the time... best recipe ever and can be found here on Food 52 website as well.....but Talia di Napoli pizza is the only frozen pizza we’ll eat here
Leigh
November 11, 2020
Thank you Liz M.! Here is the link to the recipe: https://food52.com/recipes/82857-crispy-cheese-pan-pizza-recipe
David H.
November 5, 2020
Talia di Napoli. Perfect Neoplolitan pizza (the Original Pizza!) shipped direct to you [ok, they are shipped from Napoli to a warehouse somewhere in the US, and THEN to you] FOR FREE, at a price that is not even possible. I don't know how they do that. Superior by a mile, and somehow less expensive than ordering a pizza from anywhere in your neighborhood.
Kelly M.
November 11, 2020
Ok, so I totally just impulse-ordered these (because half the ones in the list above that sound so amazing aren't available in actual grocery stores and poor rural me can't afford $150 for 16 slices of coal-fired pizza, no matter how good it is...). Fingers crossed that Talia di Napoli is the compromise I'm looking for!
Fran
November 3, 2020
Motor City Pizza best Detroit-style semi deep dish! The ONLY frozen pizza we will buy. We get it at Costco. I never write reviews, but I had to chime in on this one.
dinaofdoom
November 4, 2020
They are sooooo good! I never had Detroit style before. The Cheeseburger is an interesting flavor but my preference is the Supreme.
Katekooks
November 11, 2020
Thanks for this. That's a section at Costco that I generally avoid, because I'm a food/pizza 'snob'. Since I'm in Southfield, it seems like a perfect choice when I just don't feel like making my own. I haven't been there this year, but may go today.
bookjunky
November 11, 2020
Have to chime in—I don’t like most frozen pizza but this stuff is the bomb.
okaykate
November 3, 2020
I don’t know if they are sold everywhere, but Palermo’s Ultra Thin pizzas are AMAZING
okaykate
November 3, 2020
My bad ‘Primo Thin’ is the name of the pizza (I’ve now been vegan for quite a few years but lived on those pizzas, eating them 4-5 times a week for nearly a whole year when I was recovering from broken feet and couldn’t cook. I NEVER got sick of them and continued to eat them regularly after I had recovered. They are that good)
Jen D.
November 2, 2020
I don’t understand this list at all. Is it a list of garbage pizza? I’m going to need Gordon Ramsey to weigh in...
Marc M.
November 2, 2020
Talia di Napoli. It’s not even close. Pizzas from Italy available online or at some Whole Foods
Sir T.
November 2, 2020
Home Run Inn Pizzas, all natural, minimal ingredients. Cut into squares for snacking.
Cat
November 10, 2020
Thank goodness someone else has some sense here! Sir T, you are spot on about HomeRun Inn! Everyone in Chi-town knows HRI is the best 'frozen' pizza....and definitely one of the top 'fresh' zza's as well - tho we have many great options here.
HalfPint
November 2, 2020
I love DiGiorno's stuffed crust pizzas. Soft, pillowy with enough cheese that it does not feel heavy.
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