The Best Frozen Pizza

[bigmackdaddy]

What is it? I'm partial to Tombstone.

[Sajoa Moe]

DiGiorno is excellent, but you have to cook it right on the rack. If you put it on a sheet pan the crust gets a bit mushy.

[Professor Chaos]

I like the Celeste frozen personal ones. They go for 99 cents and I buy a couple a week.

[brettlives]

I'm all for Tombstone. As long as it's cooked so the cheese starts to brown. If that cheese aint just right then neither is the pizza.

[Threadkiller [Classic]]

This begins and ends with Wal-Mart frozen pizzas. I know they're a mirthless, soulless corporation, but their pizzas are AMAZING.

REAL pepperoni, not an amalgam of chicken, beef and pork products.

And their Hawaiian Pizza is a tremendous bit of business.

[celticjobber]

Freschetta and DiGiorno's pizzas are usually the best IMO. Red Baron's are good too, but now that they've jumped in price I usually just spend the extra buck for something more high-end.

[Father Dougal McGuire]

Papa Murphy's is very good. DiGiorno used to be good, but they seem off these days, but the last one I tried was a pizza for one. My first indication to pass should have been that the box recommended the microwave instructions. I baked it anyway and it turned up with way to much bread. Almost like a focaccia bread covered with sauce and toppings.

[El Hijo De Slapnuts]

I'll second Red Barron,but they be a bit pricey.

[Deleted]

Home Run Inn.

[Alex Shelley]

Tombstone hands down.

[Mozenrath]

Tombstone is the economic choice that is also good. DiGiorno is very good but also usually more expensive.

[John Oates' Moustache]

Walmart was selling some brand called Totino's I think it was, oh man, did I ever get sick from those. Avoid them at all costs.

[Mozenrath]

May 8, 2011 5:39:53 GMT -5 John Oates' Moustache said:

Walmart was selling some brand called Totino's I think it was, oh man, did I ever get sick from those. Avoid them at all costs.

Used to eat those all the time when we were dirt poor. You get what you pay for with those.

[edtheripper]

I'm partial to Mystic Pizza. $5 and they're just delicious.

[Rumble McSkirmish]

Loblaws, Canada's major grocery chain, makes some good frozen pizzas. I'm partial to their Goat Cheese and Fire Roasted Vegetable pie.

[Big Daddy Bad Booking]

DiGiorno stuffed crust is lord among men! Get some pepperoni and I'm good!

Mystic is a close second, it's probably the easiest one to buy/eat, just because it's only $4 compared to $7 for DiGiorno.

Honorable mentioned: Stouffer's French Bread. Sure it takes much longer to cook in the oven than what the box says, but man is it worth it when it comes out. On sale, they're 5 for $10, and therefore you can stock up at once for months on end!

[Pervy Stone Cold]

The really crispy stuff that I enjoyed a lot as a kid, I believe was Tombstone.

[Princess Kendall]

May 8, 2011 5:54:08 GMT -5 Mozenrath said:

May 8, 2011 5:39:53 GMT -5 John Oates' Moustache said:

Walmart was selling some brand called Totino's I think it was, oh man, did I ever get sick from those. Avoid them at all costs.

Used to eat those all the time when we were dirt poor. You get what you pay for with those.

I love those. I eat them sometimes, and enjoy it. pahahaha.

[domrep]

Totinos.

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[Citizen Snips Has Left]

May 8, 2011 6:30:45 GMT -5 edtheripper said:

I'm partial to Mystic Pizza. $5 and they're just delicious.

SO pissed when the Acme next to me stopped carrying those.

Right now, I'm partial to Culinary Circle's Rising Crust Pepperoni.