The frozen ones you can get on Goldbelly from Genos East in Chicago are the best frozen pizzas I’ve ever had. Not really cost effective dining, though.
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Best supermarket frozen pizza?
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Nothing from Goldbelly is cheap but, it's damn good. We order Sally's Apizza from New Haven, Ct. on Goldbelly 3 large pies are 100.00 free shipping.
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Just not meant to be........
I just eat the cardboard under the pizza with catsup on top and call it even.
Former client. Family owned. Pizzas are hand made in a "white room" that is very cold. Good product if you can find it in distribution.
www.palermospizza.com
Second to that surprisingly is Kroger Brand thin crust.
Pan or "Sicilian" style pizzas are loaf bread with tomato paste, perfect for Midwesterners but no body with a palate.
Palermo's Pizza | Palermos
www.palermospizza.com
Second to that surprisingly is Kroger Brand thin crust.
Pan or "Sicilian" style pizzas are loaf bread with tomato paste, perfect for Midwesterners but no body with a palate.
Believe it or not the Kroger thin crust and rising crust pizzas that are usually on sale are as good or better than any of the name brands. That's mostly because there are no truly good frozen pizzas. But Kroger does give you more options like plain cheese to three meat to spinach and even chicken and I believe ranch seasoning.
Oh and yes definitely add more stuff like more cheese and peppers . And add mushrooms and olives on the wife's pizza.
I used to prefer thick crust or "Chicago Style" but I guess that's a lot easier to screw up. Thin crust is okay but I don't want it crunchy thin. I don't dig pizza on a cracker.Former client. Family owned. Pizzas are hand made in a "white room" that is very cold. Good product if you can find it in distribution.
Palermo's Pizza | Palermos
Second to that surprisingly is Kroger Brand thin crust.
Pan or "Sicilian" style pizzas are loaf bread with tomato paste, perfect for Midwesterners but no body with a palate.
I was wondering the same thing awhile back so I watched a couple of taste test videos on the subject.
This was my favorite. Of all the ones I've tried on their list UNO was the best by far up until now.
I want to try the Trader Joe's but that would require a major road trip.
We don't have those on the poor side of town.
This was my favorite. Of all the ones I've tried on their list UNO was the best by far up until now.
I want to try the Trader Joe's but that would require a major road trip.
We don't have those on the poor side of town.
Going to Aldi later and probably gonna try one. I like the idea of the non frozen Take and Bake but the problem is... Kroger and Walmart both have them but they cost pretty much the same as one that's already cooked and available at the Little Caesars that's in the same parking lot.
And y'all don't be giving me no **** about Little Caesars ghetto pizza. They don't screw it up ANY worse than Dominoes or Papa John's. They just charge less.
