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Stangkiller
01-14-2011, 8:29pm
Whats the best? Add Anything?
DiGiorno's Supreme - add extra pepperoni, sliced mushrooms, sliced olives and shredded mozzarella.
MrPeabody
01-14-2011, 11:36pm
I like to buy the cheapest junk frozen pizza I can find, then add lots of cheese and whatever toppings I want.
I like the frozen cheese pies from Costco, great crust and then I might throw some sausage and onions on it.
All pizza should be topped with a healthy dose of sliced jalapenos.
For extra credit, it never hurts to throw on extra sliced mushrooms or extra cheese. The only problem with mushrooms, is that you have to use them quick.
http://www.forks.ca/images/pizza-recall.jpg
Best selling Frozen Pizza for a reason - they know their role.
Other brands try to shoot for real pizza taste. Big mistake, they're not fooling anyone.
Totinos embraces their inner trailer park. They make the best damn tasting frozen pizza disk they can. Sometimes I add a little provolone. I always add some Pampered Chef Sun Dried Tomato and Herb seasoning: The Pampered Chef, Ltd. (http://www.pamperedchef.com/our_products/catalog/product.jsp?productId=26450&categoryCode=PANTRY)
If you want a real pie, don't kid yourself. Make from scratch or buy from a local, non-nationl chain place.
If you want to stay home and avoid getting your tank-top soiled, go for Totinos.
Stangkiller
01-16-2011, 2:41pm
http://www.forks.ca/images/pizza-recall.jpg
Best selling Frozen Pizza for a reason - they know their role.
Other brands try to shoot for real pizza taste. Big mistake, they're not fooling anyone.
Totinos embraces their inner trailer park. They make the best damn tasting frozen pizza disk they can. Sometimes I add a little provolone. I always add some Pampered Chef Sun Dried Tomato and Herb seasoning: The Pampered Chef, Ltd. (http://www.pamperedchef.com/our_products/catalog/product.jsp?productId=26450&categoryCode=PANTRY)
If you want a real pie, don't kid yourself. Make from scratch or buy from a local, non-nationl chain place.
If you want to stay home and avoid getting your tank-top soiled, go for Totinos.
:yesnod::lolsmile:
Ms Red_Rocket_2004
01-16-2011, 3:48pm
I think I heard Walmart or Sams has a good one! I like California Kitchen White pizza with spinach---I add extra cheese, either swiss or mozzarella and mushrooms. Pretty good!
Iron Chef
01-16-2011, 9:45pm
All frozen pizzas suck.
Well that's kinda true...but if I had to pick one, it'd be Costco. DiGiorno is a close second.
Now...if you're going for pure garbage but you want a snack? Totino's Cheese Pizza Rolls FTW!
Tossin
01-16-2011, 10:23pm
All frozen pizzas suck.
:iagree:
It's actually not that hard to make the dough yourself, top it, par bake it, and then freeze it (if you don't want to eat it all right then).
MilYellow02
01-18-2011, 3:16pm
I am a fan of the Tombstone. It is made with cheap incredients but for some reason it tastes okay. :leaving:
The DiGiorno Garlic Bread crust pizzas are so so. I'll tear up one of their supreme's with the cheese filled crust. :o_o:
Entropy
01-18-2011, 4:13pm
This thread needs more wine coolers.
This thread needs more wine coolers.
Ah, good times, good times. Also spawned my 1st Parrot attempt. :lolsmile:
J S Machine
01-19-2011, 7:06am
The DiGiorno Garlic Bread crust pizzas are so so. I'll tear up one of their supreme's with the cheese filled crust. :o_o:
had one of the DiGiornos with the cheese in the crust the other night. Really good IMO.
All frozen pizzas suck.
:iagree:
I love any kind of pizza :dance:
I made a pizza-quesadilla for dinner tonight. Low carb tortillas (2 at 7g a piece)
It was actually pretty good.
jaxgator
01-25-2011, 1:50pm
I am a fan of the Tombstone. It is made with cheap incredients but for some reason it tastes okay. :leaving:
I tried Tombstone the other day. Could not stand it. I threw over 3/4 of it out. :ack:
91corvette
01-27-2011, 7:20am
Jacks are the only frozen pizza to buy.
Bucwheat
02-18-2011, 2:26pm
I like the frozen cheese pies from Costco, great crust and then I might throw some sausage and onions on it.
Same here good stuff!
BMWBiker
02-21-2011, 8:07pm
Whats the best? Add Anything?
California pizza kitchen Sicilian, add Tabasco sauce and lots of fresh mushrooms before cooking:beer:
CBonsall
03-12-2011, 1:45pm
DiGiorno's Supreme add jalapenos,extra pepperoni ,crushed red pepper ,italian seasoning and some shredded cheese. :cheers:
wwomanC6
03-12-2011, 1:52pm
All this talk about Pizza and only one pic above!http://i1089.photobucket.com/albums/i359/dixonwl/smileys/smiley_emoticons_pizza.gif
:yum:
Bucwheat
03-15-2011, 11:07am
I like to buy the cheapest junk frozen pizza I can find, then add lots of cheese and whatever toppings I want.
Same here,lots of cheese and sauce and olives and pepperoni and ham and................:hurray:
Kerrmudgeon
05-22-2011, 11:00am
I'm pretty cool with most of them, after you add the amount of cheese and stuff you want....garlic, oregano, etc. I've started using a little fire also, either Frank's Hot sauce, or for a smokey flavor, a good sprinkle of chipotle sauce. BUT, I find that fresh middle-east pita breads make excellent thin crusts, and Greek pita (a little thicker) is very close to regular crust. And you can get it in whole wheat, which is a must for me with sugar level problems. Bon Appetite! Chuckle.....:thumbs:
65 Hardnoks
05-28-2011, 3:50pm
Frozen pizza crust can remind you of cardboard so I experimented and came up with this method:
Broil the pizza until the toppings are cooked to your desire. Then, take pizza or slices (depending the size of the frying pan you have) and fry the crust in a small/liberal dose of olive oil + garlic powder. Cover this while frying. The crust will be airy and crispy and the toppings will be unharmed. It's VERY good!
You can re-heat any pizza slices the same frying pan way.
zz4vetteguy
06-01-2011, 4:37am
Pizza is easy to make, most of your "upper end" markets or italian bakeries sell the dough, you just have to roll it out, or if you are talented and brave enough toss (make sure if you do, you have someone with a video camera ready) and add your toppings.
I LOVE experimenting with new flavors of pizza...fiesta chicken pizza, hamburger & hotdog pizza, bbq pizza, lasagna pizza, loaded baked potato pizza, buffolo chicken pizza, roast beef sandwich pizza....just be creative. Just remember, sauce does not always have to be pizza sauce...
allthrottleandsomebottle
06-01-2011, 7:32am
Well that's kinda true...but if I had to pick one, it'd be Costco. DiGiorno is a close second.
:iagree:.....I add mushrooms to them all and what ever is in the garden :yesnod:
TabuIsMe
08-10-2011, 11:28pm
Red baron deep dish pizzaa... mm! :D
iced98lx
09-20-2011, 3:45pm
Whatever they are, they get cooked on the grill!!
iced98lx
09-21-2011, 12:14pm
totally making a frozen pizza on teh grill for lunch today thanks to this thread.
Bucwheat
09-28-2011, 7:35am
I need to try that.
Kuelblaz
10-10-2011, 8:22am
:iagree:
It's actually not that hard to make the dough yourself, top it, par bake it, and then freeze it (if you don't want to eat it all right then).
:iagree:
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