What's Your Favorite Frozen Pizza

**cloneluke80** · 12-01-2012, 10:32 AM

palmeros or pasquales breakfast pizza, no caseys, but close!

**JP4CY** · 12-01-2012, 10:39 AM

I like Red Baron 4 cheese, Trader Joes BBQ chicken, and any of the Pasquales.

**VikesFan28** · 12-01-2012, 10:48 AM

There's a handful of brands I haven't tried that have been posted but I always buy Jack's or Tombstone. I used to get Jack's all the time because it was cheaper. I got Supreme and Mexican. But Tombstone has been on sale the last few times I've been to the store for $2.50 so I've been getting them. I think they're great. Way more food than a Jack's and better tasting.

**cowgirl836** · 12-01-2012, 11:10 AM

We grew up eating Jack's so I'm pretty sick of them now! I did like the naturally rising one a lot, but my husband is a DiGiorno fan, and I do like that too. Red Baron is pretty good too.

**SpokaneCY** · 12-01-2012, 11:14 AM

I've always been partial to a doctored up Tombstone, but is Jack's a local brand? In Spokane, don't ever recall seeing that without a "and coke" following...

**xboxfever** · 12-01-2012, 11:19 AM

I usually get Jacks over anything else because it is cheaper than the rest, and is pretty good, but if Tombstone is on sale, that is what I get. It has more mass to it, and tastes delicious. Dijiorno is easily the best frozen pizza though because it tastes like a freshly made pizza, not frozen. The problem is that Dijiorno is too ******* expensive to buy very often.

**tyler24** · 12-01-2012, 11:25 AM

Buddy of mine got me to try it last year and it was one of the best pizzas I have ever had. Better than some delivery places. Its at Wal-Mart and the brand is World Trade and they have a Philly Steak that is awesome. I'd recommend getting it next time you are in Wal-Mart.

**iSUCylones** · 12-01-2012, 11:26 AM

Pasquales pepperoni

**BoxsterCy** · 12-01-2012, 11:28 AM

And, (can't find the frozen Unos here anymore):

**packattack425** · 12-01-2012, 11:35 AM

Originally Posted by MIClone

Domino's.

I didn't know dominos had frozen pizza.

But for real, the only right answers is Jacks

**Tailg8er** · 12-01-2012, 11:35 AM

Originally Posted by xboxfever

I usually get Jacks over anything else because it is cheaper than the rest, and is pretty good, but if Tombstone is on sale, that is what I get. It has more mass to it, and tastes delicious. Dijiorno is easily the best frozen pizza though because it tastes like a freshly made pizza, not frozen. The problem is that Dijiorno is too ******* expensive to buy very often.

I'd agree with this for the most part. For Jacks I usually go Pepp/Sausage or Bacon chee. Tombstone 4 meat is da bomb diggity. I've never even had Dijiorno cause nowadays you can get a large pizza at a pizza place for the price of one of those.

Oh, & I alwayyyys make them on the Pizzazz!!!

**LindenCy** · 12-01-2012, 11:48 AM

Originally Posted by SpokaneCY

I've always been partial to a doctored up Tombstone, but is Jack's a local brand? In Spokane, don't ever recall seeing that without a "and coke" following...

Jack's isn't available in some states. When I lived in Texas I couldn't get it. Jack's is the best for the money and is a nice crispy crust. I like Tombstone and Red Baron, but basically you are just adding on a bunch of white flour for a thicker crust.

The previous mention of Eastside and Home Run Inn are worth mentioning. Eastside, if I am thinking right, is excellent and the sausage is great (had a bad one once, though that got me off of them at least for a while). Home Run Inn is good, but a different animal as it is a corn flour crust.

There is a newer type at Walmart that is more the Italian style and is called Marifano. That is good, but again, is a different style, but I like it and it is a bit healthier. I also think Bellatoria is great in ultra thin crust (confused this with Palermo's earlier).

DiGiornio is good, especially in spinach and mushroom/garlic, but since I tend to eat a whole pizza, it is a bit much.

I love this topic.

**klamath632** · 12-01-2012, 11:56 AM

Tombstone is the bomb. Pepperoni and Sausage are both good by themselves, and the Pepperoni + Sausage is good too.

**Clonefan94** · 12-01-2012, 11:56 AM

Originally Posted by HFCS

For the new Whole Foods "snobs" of WDM ;-) check if they have either Eastside Cafe or Homerun Inn frozen pizza. Those are the best two I've ever had but they're Chicago brands. Not outrageously priced even for Whole Foods. $6-8 for a pretty filling pizza. I think Homerun Inn is starting to become a more national brand. All the major chains like Walgreens and Jewel sell it here too.

I was going to say Homerun Inn as well. You can get them in any store in the chicago area and they go on sale quite a bit. That's usually when I pick them up. They are the closest to restaurant style pizza I've had. I do have a soft spot for Jack's as well though. For the price, they are definitely a good get.

**Cyfan1843** · 12-01-2012, 12:18 PM

Originally Posted by BigLame

The frozen pizza's from Schwans are pretty good, but with anything you buy from them, you pay more for it.
Another is Pasquales - again, paying little more than the Jacks, etc
Hard to pass up Jacks at 4 for $10

That is my list. I just put a Schwans in the oven, I think I am going to stop at Pasquales in Humbolt on Tuesday and heack I may have to go out and get a Jacks tonight. I used to like those Tostinos crispy crust personal pizzas but they need more substance I used to eat 3 in one setting.