This shits on every brand I have tried. Never found frozen pizza that actually tastes as good as this Kirkland brand. This is nearly as good as the pizza that Costco bakes in-store too.
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I found it: frozen pizza that's actually good
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This shits on every brand I have tried. Never found frozen pizza that actually tastes as good as this Kirkland brand. This is nearly as good as the pizza that Costco bakes in-store too.
I don't know about your Germans. That pizza is suspect enough then they go and eat it with a fork.
Yup.
This is the best brand I found.
I can never find the meatball one tho.
Eating pizza with a fork immediately disqualifies it, especially as a thin crust... wtf.
This is the best brand I found.
Their buffalo chicken pizza is their best by far imo.
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You're right. I meant to say it's a good approximation of the cafeteria pizza in frozen pizza form.
It's a frozen pizza thread and we already got the European dropping the Dr Oetker's. Who's the first Brit that's going to mention Chicago Town?
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You don't have Dr Oekter in the US? We have them here in Canada.
fair enough. I do like these frozen pizzas but their cafe pizzas are pretty amazing for especially for the price
If you're in the northeast (maybe just MA/RI/NH?), Cape Cod Cafe pizza is bomb.
Screamin Sicilian is the go to otherwise. (Another similarly probably northeast US only brand) Papa Gino's frozen are fine too.
Screamin Sicilian is the go to otherwise. (Another similarly probably northeast US only brand) Papa Gino's frozen are fine too.
I even enjoy a cheese Celeste pizza every now and then as a nostalgia treat because that was our struggle pizza night for many years growing up
Indeed the correct answer, I need to try out their buffalo chicken.
This is the best brand I found.
Not sure if they have this brand by you OP but it's delicious.
Or Uno's.
OF WHICH I CAN FIND NEITHER DOWN HERE ANY MORE.
The internet says they sell some stuff stateside, but the product locator can't find any near me. I can't recall ever seeing it. Not like we need it. The upper Midwest is spoiled for choice with frozen pizza.
The one ring to rule them allNot sure if they have this brand by you OP but it's delicious.
I like these way too much. Way better than that Pizza Hut Detroit Style shit that's for sure.
The pulled pork BBQ one is godlike.
Definitely the best.Not sure if they have this brand by you OP but it's delicious.
The buffalo chicken one is amazing.
This is the best brand I found.
I've enjoyed this brand quite a bit during the pandemic.
This and Red Baron are my favorites. Unfortunately the store has been stocking less of these and more flavorless Digiorno.
TJ's pizzas are really good, and pretty affordable. I usually go for the margherita one.
My go to TJ's pizza.
Hell yeah op. came in here hopping that's what you'd say. being a breadcrumb crust i think helps quite a bit
Never seen these in CT.If you're in the northeast (maybe just MA/RI/NH?), Cape Cod Cafe pizza is bomb.
Screamin Sicilian is the go to otherwise. (Another similarly probably northeast US only brand) Papa Gino's frozen are fine too.
I even enjoy a cheese Celeste pizza every now and then as a nostalgia treat because that was our struggle pizza night for many years growing up
I have never gone wrong with Aldis supreme pizza- it's my go-to quick pie