Red Baron, Jacks, Tony’s, Digiorno etc

[StudleyJames]

Hands down, best frozen pizza out there

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Red-Baron...-8-oz/10292862

[Mick]

My wife wanted to try a Red Baron pizza last week, so we bought one. It was like eating cardboard. We'll never pay a cent for one again.

We often have a Digiorno pizza in the freezer for that "no one wants to cook" night. It's OK, way better than that Red Baron, but I wouldn't say it is "good".

[GTOguy]

Originally Posted by Mick

My wife wanted to try a Red Baron pizza last week, so we bought one. It was like eating cardboard. We'll never pay a cent for one again.

We often have a Digiorno pizza in the freezer for that "no one wants to cook" night. It's OK, way better than that Red Baron, but I wouldn't say it is "good".

Red Baron IS like cardboard. Freschetta beats the crap out of DiGiorno hands down.

[6spdC6]

We tend to call a lot of those offerings as Almost Pizza!

[ricks327]

We have a DiGoirno Supreme in the freezer for emergencies. Pretty good for frozen.

[MidLifeinMI]

Found this at Costco a while back - it's no Buddy's or Shield's, but pretty good:


Of course, they also have frozen Giordano's, for like $30 a pizza.

[Kevin68]

Originally Posted by MidLifeinMI

Found this at Costco a while back - it's no Buddy's or Shield's, but pretty good:


Of course, they also have frozen Giordano's, for like $30 a pizza.

This the only half-way decent frozen pizza I've had except I get the three meat version. Pull the pizza out of the tray, coat it with a little olive oil and sprinkle grated parmesan in the tray and the crust crisps up nicely. I generally don't like thick crust, NY style is my preference and what I make, but that takes some planning to do a proper 3-day cold rise. Some days you just don't feel like cooking.

Our local grocery store sells singles. The box looks identical but there is not nearly as much cheese or meat. Costco-sourced only.

[Onebadcad]

As posted before, WM has never frozen pizzas, I think near their bakery section.
Not anything to drop your panties over, but much better than any frozen pizza.

If you want a real pizza with no wait at an much-lower-than-market price, call ahead to Costco Food Court, that pizza for $9.95 will restore your faith in humanity!!

[Onebadcad]

Originally Posted by MidLifeinMI

Found this at Costco a while back - it's no Buddy's or Shield's, but pretty good:


Of course, they also have frozen Giordano's, for like $30 a pizza.

I bought it ONCE at my costco, not bad, good value, BUT it is a helluva of dough, not price, but doughy pizza.

Would buy again, but I think my costco moved it out.

[AUTOHOLIC]

Just buy a Papa Murphy’s take and bake as they use fresh ingredients and also offer a crust free (all the toppings in a bake in dish) for those on a low carb or gluten free diet.

[donuts]

Tony’s is my all time favorite

[WydGlydJim]

Throw a little extra mexi blend cheese and some jalapeños, on the side of a Jacks supreme; easy to get the perfect doneness, with just a little golden on the surface, and it is pretty dang good........

[Vette40th]

Screamin Sicilian thin crust is pretty darn good for emergency pizza.
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