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Frozen pizza is the staple of any American diet. It is frickin fantastic. From low rent Totino's to pricey Newmans Own to organic Amy's blah blah blah. And everything in between. It's all frickin good. My preference for a value pie is Freschetta. No it's not great. It's also about $5.99. Get the pepperoni, add some deli ham, slather on a handful of extra cheese and it's a Ruth's Chris worthy meal.
for us, it is purely about convenience (not having to run out for it). also, we do not have any options around us for less then $20-25 per pizza.
You shut your whore mouth. Jack's is my go to frozen pizza. And I can usually get them for $3 each.
My pet peeve is most places do not cook the pizzas or even when I say well done or golden brown they don't look any different
Maybe you should reach out to Dave
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That UM, D-Bag holds no water with me... especially when it comes to Pizza. He complains that it's "floppy", but doesn't cook it enough. Plus, he only reviews cheese pizzas... Unless we're talking Margarita, put some damn meat and/or veggies on there. I give him a 0.8Maybe you should reach out to Dave
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He's a little bit catty in the video I would say, he did a slew of these during the pandemic
"I remember her from Hobe Sound...."
To get anything of quality our pizza bill is always $60-70 ish. We usually get extra for leftovers so we over order but the prices are still way overpriced in general. But there is nothing like a really good pizza.
"No, the Porta pizzeria in Asbury Park, New Jersey is not the same as the frozen pizza company Porta. Porta Food is a frozen pizza company that was founded in 2021, while Porta is a pizzeria in Asbury Park that has been around since at least 2014."
The best I've had and it's not close. https://www.motorcitypizzacompany.com/our-products
I Tried Costco’s Cult-Favorite Frozen Pizza — And I Get the Hype
They’re sold in two-packs and come with their own oven-safe baking trays.www.thekitchn.com
Yeah, I just came to post this and I think (most of the time, depending on mood) that I would put Motor City first for frozen pizza.
Honorable mentions:
1.) Buddy's pizza - this is Detroit style (and we ate this in Detroit, honestly, it tastes the same) and the cons are that it's small, expensive, sweet and some people (legit) hate it while others love it.
2.) Heggie's sausage and pepperoni pizza - this one is a very good one imho and if you don't like this pizza then you hate America, I don't know what else to say and I can't help you. But, seriously, if you don't like this then you need to do some soul searching and ask yourself if you actually even like pizza.
3.) Giordano's Chicago style - if you don't like Chicago style this one is not for you. If you are a New York style pizza snob jerk, we can't be friends because I like both equally. I'm sorry but the world is big enough for all types of pizza. Jon Stewart's stupid rant is horrible, my brain became dumber after listening to that garbage take even though everyone said that was an impossibility, yet here we are. . . here we are.
4.) Screamin' Sicilian - to me, this is one is the OG. This was the first frozen pizza I ever had that I thought "wow, I didn't flush $8.00 down the drain, amazing" but, the thing about it is is that I do think Motor City, Buddy's, Heggie's and Giordano's are just a bit better.
5.) Kirkland Cauliflower Crust Pizza & Milton Cauliflower Crust - okay, okay, this is pizza for people that both hate delicious real pizza and America at the same time, this one's for you. . . j/k I love America and still enjoy this except we only get the sausage and pepperoni so I only eat this when I'm mad at America and hungry and all the good pizza is gone.
6.) California Pizza Kitchen - I mean, it's idiotically expensive not very filling because it's incredibly thin skinned. . . I mean thin crust and honestly a horrible value but despite that, when I'm eating it, I know I'm eating the most expensive, least fulfilling pizza yet the pizza (whispering in my ear, I know, it's odd) insists that it's vastly superior than other pizza's around it that are clearly much, much better. . . I sense a theme with this pizza.
Dishonorable mention :
1.) Kirkland Pepperoni Pizza : Our son makes us buy this and I cannot stress this, quite literally, tastes like cheese, sauce and pepperoni on cardboard. I would rather eat my wife's typical dinner (raw broccoli, raw carrots, tomatoes and cottage cheese) over this. . . okay not really but I will eat this but I always do a double take hoping to get a slice of the actual cardboard box the pizza came in over this.
Milton's is gawd-aful.The best I've had and it's not close. https://www.motorcitypizzacompany.com/our-products
I Tried Costco’s Cult-Favorite Frozen Pizza — And I Get the Hype
They’re sold in two-packs and come with their own oven-safe baking trays.
Yeah, I just came to post this and I think (most of the time, depending on mood) that I would put Motor City first for frozen pizza.
Honorable mentions:
1.) Buddy's pizza - this is Detroit style (and we ate this in Detroit, honestly, it tastes the same) and the cons are that it's small, expensive, sweet and some people (legit) hate it while others love it.
2.) Heggie's sausage and pepperoni pizza - this one is a very good one imho and if you don't like this pizza then you hate America, I don't know what else to say and I can't help you. But, seriously, if you don't like this then you need to do some soul searching and ask yourself if you actually even like pizza.
3.) Giordano's Chicago style - if you don't like Chicago style this one is not for you. If you are a New York style pizza snob jerk, we can't be friends because I like both equally. I'm sorry but the world is big enough for all types of pizza. Jon Stewart's stupid rant is horrible, my brain became dumber after listening to that garbage take even though everyone said that was an impossibility, yet here we are. . . here we are.
4.) Screamin' Sicilian - to me, this is one is the OG. This was the first frozen pizza I ever had that I thought "wow, I didn't flush $8.00 down the drain, amazing" but, the thing about it is is that I do think Motor City, Buddy's, Heggie's and Giordano's are just a bit better.
5.) Kirkland Cauliflower Crust Pizza & Milton Cauliflower Crust - okay, okay, this is pizza for people that both hate delicious real pizza and America at the same time, this one's for you. . . j/k I love America and still enjoy this except we only get the sausage and pepperoni so I only eat this when I'm mad at America and hungry and all the good pizza is gone.
6.) California Pizza Kitchen - I mean, it's idiotically expensive not very filling because it's incredibly thin skinned. . . I mean thin crust and honestly a horrible value but despite that, when I'm eating it, I know I'm eating the most expensive, least fulfilling pizza yet the pizza (whispering in my ear, I know, it's odd) insists that it's vastly superior than other pizza's around it that are clearly much, much better. . . I sense a theme with this pizza.
Dishonorable mention :
1.) Kirkland Pepperoni Pizza : Our son makes us buy this and I cannot stress this, quite literally, tastes like cheese, sauce and pepperoni on cardboard. I would rather eat my wife's typical dinner (raw broccoli, raw carrots, tomatoes and cottage cheese) over this. . . okay not really but I will eat this but I always do a double take hoping to get a slice of the actual cardboard box the pizza came in over this.
Funny. We've been eating Costco pizza for years and step one is always remove the pepperoni and redistribute. They put like 5 lbs of pepperoni on those things.
Did you get the Margherita?
i did. i am not a huge pepperoni fan ( has to be cupping/crispy). will start basic, then try the mushroom/fontina if we like this one.
You inspired me to go grab a couple. They were not on sale at Whole Foods anymore. 10.99.
Have you had a Heggie's yet? It's life-changing.
Screaming Italian kicks ***!!!!
i dont see this pizza in my local stores but i will tell you this milwaukees best pizza is zaffiros it has everything from pepperoni to cheese to mtvs dan cortez take that to the bank bromigos
He's in Wisconsin likely eating a Jack's pizza at the local legion.
I don't think so. I've seen them in most of the above establishments.
And in the winter time they are just on racks outside the stores for easy access......
Aren't they used to construct ice fishing huts? ... ignorant deep South resident.
you shut your mouth when you are talking about totinos for who amongst us has not indulged in the sweet stomach salving glory that is totinos after a night of high lifes out on the town take that to the bank bromigos
if you are in a walgreens and need a pizza right then and there it is the best you are gonna do i will give you that take that to the bank brochacho
Yep... besides Jack's. Tombstone not terrible either, although their crust is sus.
I've wanted to try Jack's but they only have it in a 3-pack at our usual grocery store and that damn box wouldn't fit in our tiny freezer.
Yep, had some last night. Not bad for feeding a family of three at that price.
