Home Run Inn.
https://www.homeruninnpizza.com/frozen-pizza/
Tried most of the others in this thread. Some are good (Stouffers French Bread). But HRI blows them all away.
FB22213F-7E13-4E97-96D8-91E5E4156645 (resized).jpegHome Run Inn.
https://www.homeruninnpizza.com/frozen-pizza/
Tried most of the others in this thread. Some are good (Stouffers French Bread). But HRI blows them all away.
FB22213F-7E13-4E97-96D8-91E5E4156645 (resized).jpegQuoted from Xenon75:Totino's party pizza.
This. Totino’s is the most consistently rewarding. Doesn’t try to be something it’s not.
Quoted from cosmokramer:Stouffers french bread[quoted image]
The roof of my mouth has been burned many-a-time by those things.
Quoted from Electrocute:Football season is almost upon us. Will begin experimenting with my pizza oven again. It's a lot of fun. Roccbox![quoted image]
Is it worth $700? This looks great!
I've heard cheap frozen pizzas come out great in the Big Green Egg. I haven't tried it yet. Any comments?
Quoted from o-din:I've had those Stouffers french bread pizzas, not bad, but their Lasagna is pure barf.
Bought a 4 pack of Lasagna back in April, 3 still in freezer. Gotta get that $%*# out tonight when I get home.
You already have Pep's. Your search is at an end.
I prefer their Prohibition Special to the chicken though. The chicken is a bit greasy.
pepsdrafthaus.com/products/
The Screamin'Sicilian stuff is a nice box, but the couple I've tried were mediocre. They could spend more money on flavor and less on packaging.
Homerun Inn can be good as it's a bit different than your standard with how they melt the cheese. They got rid of my favorite flavor and so I have not bought as many of the brand lately.
Anyone else like to add toppings? We always add some red onion, crumbled Italian sausage and more mozza.
I prefer the thin/normal crust then the rising type varieties.
Quoted from dirkdiggler:Anyone else like to add toppings? We always add some red onion, crumbled Italian sausage and more mozza.
I prefer the thin/normal crust then the rising type varieties.
All the time! We always have a cheese pizza tucked away in the freezer for that very reason
Quoted from JayDee:All the time! We always have a cheese pizza tucked away in the freezer for that very reason
Same here. It's my favorite drunk food! And walmart sells those 5 cheese for $3! How can you go wrong? Lol
Quoted from MotorCityMatt:I order the taco pizza they used to serve us in school back in the day from gordons food service.
The stop sign shaped mexican pizza? I remember those and drenching it in ranch dressing during middle school. The regular pizza was square shaped.
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My family was loving the Newman’s frozen pizzas and now we aren’t. Definitely changed about 5 months ago. Stouffers definitely has its place. Too many of those shown here just horrify me. And I’m sorry, everyone’s got their own tastes, but anything Giordanos is a midwestern obscenity. Had to be said.
Quoted from misterschu:this is gonna sound complicated but bear with me. freeze homemade pizza. i made these a couple weeks ago: https://www.instagram.com/p/B0jT9fHgwnL/ three of them are still in the freezer. the cost per pizza? $1? These are the ones cooked in my kitchen oven. but if you get a specialty oven you can start cooking these: https://www.instagram.com/p/Bk0of1PHE2n/ and these: https://www.instagram.com/p/BwFBy_aDhyQ/
all the ingredients on those are available at your local grocery store.
These look great. PM sent.
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He said frozen not delivery !!!
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Nice. Are those available in supermarkets? Giordano's or Lou M's is always on my list when I get to Chicago.
Quoted from Mvfvette1:Nice. Are those available in supermarkets? Giordano's or Lou M's is always on my list when I get to Chicago.
Lou’s
Quoted from ArcadiusMaximus:He said frozen not delivery !!!
Not sure what you mean, they are all frozen pizzas.
Quoted from DCFAN:Not sure what you mean, they are all frozen pizzas.
The commercial
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Is Giordano’s available in Virginia? I would not mind giving it a try on one of my good acid reflux days.
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I'm having a heart attack just looking at that. I need it.
If you live in the Midwest Menard's have Digornio's pizzas in their freezer section for a screamin' $5 each.
(just don't read the salt content)
The answer is simple: The best frozen pizza is whichever one you remembered to buy and put in your freezer BEFORE you went out drinking tonight. Anything else is just semantics.
Quoted from Cudaman:Another vote for Heggies!
I'll have to bring some home next time I'm in the Twin Cities. Gotta ask my brother-in-law about these.
Quoted from Tsskinne:Jacks
This is our normal...need something different every once in a while, but perfect for a late night munchie.
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Okay, sorry to admit that I have a lot of experience eating frozen pizzas. The best, hands down, happens to be the cheapest. It is Totino's square pizza. I don't know what it is, but it gives you the right about of softness, crunch, and grease without having to deal with crust. I always doctor it by throwing on some onions, peppers, and mushrooms.
Quoted from Shredso:I've heard cheap frozen pizzas come out great in the Big Green Egg. I haven't tried it yet. Any comments?
I have a round pizza stone for our Weber grill. Not quite a green egg, but it gets hot enough to make a nice crispy thin crust with a subtle charcoal flavor. It's good stuff and what I use during warmer months for homemade pizza. Otherwise, we have a square stone for our oven in the colder months.
20190605_175358 (resized).jpgQuoted from FatPanda:I have a round pizza stone for our Weber grill. Not quite a green egg, but it gets hot enough to make a nice crispy thin crust with a subtle charcoal flavor. It's good stuff and what I use during warmer months for homemade pizza. Otherwise, we have a square stone for our oven in the colder months.[quoted image]
What do you use between the pizza dough and the stone as a loosening agent?
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