Has anyone purchased the Costco's frozen Kirkland Pizzas? (3 or 4 in the box for $12?)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Did the same with the box, thanks for the info.

How do hey taste?

[Anonymous]

Honestly they are just okay, for some reason they tasted alot better when I got the sample one from the lady at the store...guess anything tastes good when you are pushing a mammoth sized shopping cart, hungry and plodding through Costco. Dejorno is much better.

[Anonymous]

I think the Kirkland frozen pizza is the best of all the frozen pizzas I have tried. I use a pizza baking stone in my oven and they come out great. Crispy crust, tasty, sauce is also very good and the cheese melts perfectly and tasts great.

I buy the cheese pizza and add my own ingredients. Today I made a margarita with Costco compari tomatoes and fresh basil. Perfect lunch for two adults.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Honestly they are just okay, for some reason they tasted alot better when I got the sample one from the lady at the store...guess anything tastes good when you are pushing a mammoth sized shopping cart, hungry and plodding through Costco. Dejorno is much better.

It's because of the pizza oven. My mom owns a bar and people always asked the same question about our frozen pizzas. They are sold in a school fundraiser as well and everyone knew the difference in coming to the bar. My university pizza spot used to sell a frozen version in my hometown (2 hours away) and whenever I missed my college town I'd go get one and take it to the bar to cook it. Tasted better than the actual restaurant.

If you have kids, you should consider a pizza oven. You can cook anything in it just like a toaster oven, but all those frozen foods taste much better.

[Anonymous]

LOL... I almost called my wife because I was upset that she did the same thing. I was going to ask "Who throws the box with the instructions away without writing them down first?" And then I read this post! Thanks for the instructions, Now I'll just have to laugh at her

[Anonymous]

425 degrees for 22-24 minutes. The plastic wrap has the instructions printed on each pizza, just for future reference.

[Anonymous]

well im glad she hasnt deleted the post because my husband threw out the card board cut out that i had save. the instruction are actually on the plastic in really tiny letters

[Anonymous]

I put my on the outside grill,it was great...set on high with life closed for first 5 min

[Anonymous]

I did the same thing too. Usually I cut the cooking instructions from the box and save for future reference. It's very helpful.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I put my on the outside grill,it was great...set on high with life closed for first 5 min

How does one close life for 5 mins?

[Anonymous]

thanks all, i did same & found your direx helpful!

[Anonymous]

Yippppeee. Glad to see this is back. Yes
A little olive oil and its delicious

[Anonymous]

This was so awesome, thanks for your help!!

[Anonymous]

I'm not sure what brand of pizza I got from Costco, and I too threw the box out. I was surprised to see that on the individual pizza the plastic covering it had the cooking instructions!

[Anonymous]

Since it is a frozen pizza, atleast 6 months I am guessing. IDK about one year.