7. Whole Foods 365 — This was pretty much one of the most revolting pizza crusts I’ve ever tasted.
6. Trader Joe’s — I genuinely think they meant well, but this pizza was drier than a literal desert...let me explain.
5. Tony’s — While the crust may be doable (though not at all exciting), the toppings reaaaaally weren’t.
4. Newman’s Own — I don’t entirely understand the hype over this one, but if you like a super thin-crust pizza, I’d definitely suggest it.
3. Freschetta — The pepperoni fell short on this one for...well, a few important reasons. However, the other elements were some of the best I tasted.
2. Red Baron — The closest frozen pizza to New York-style that I tried.
1. DiGiorno — “It’s not delivery, it’s...also the best frozen pizza out there. Hands down.”
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I have never had frozen pizza before. Dijournos was recommended. Like bad take out.
Yep, we prefer the Supreme but with the covid bullshit, we can't always get it so we'll take the pepperoni and add the black olives, mushrooms, onions and sausage {I make my own sausage} to which ever we can buy.
I also like anchovies but only put them on when my wife isn't going to eat any because she hates them {even the smell of them}.
I buy some pizza from a local shop on occasion, but a DiGiorno pizza is so much quicker and hotter {I'm not a cold or left over pizza fan}.
We've tried some of the others on the list but they all come in second place or worse.
Costco. Peperoni. Comes 4 to the box and is excellent.