Favorite frozen pizza

[Anonymous]

One Bite. I had my doubts but it is really good

[Anonymous]

Tombstone

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Thanks to the Amy’s lovers! I bought the margherita pizza and added some stuff.

1/2 for DH - sweet peppers
1/2 split between me and preschooler a sweet peppers, ham, tomatoes, Italian herbs, garlic powder.

Kid and I also had kale salad and green beans. It was really good but I was wondering how a family with 3-4 regular appetites would share this pizza, and at $10 each I don’t see buying 2…

This is why I don’t buy Amy’s. They’re tasty, but too small for the price. I can eat almost a whole one by myself, and no I am not fat.

Right. Why not just order a real pizza at that point?

If I served my DH half an Amy’s frozen pizza and called it dinner, he’d be making a sandwich or scrambling up some eggs 15 minutes later. We’d need 2 of those to feed me, DH, and DS8, and at that point, yes, just order a real pizza.

[Anonymous]

American Flatbread revolution.

[Anonymous]

I like having some of the TJs flatbreads on hand- the truffle/mushroom one is good. My kids don’t like them so it’s more of a snack for DH and I.

[Anonymous]

I like the DiGiornio thin crust. Any other frozen pizza seems to bread-y and/or oversauced.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like having some of the TJs flatbreads on hand- the truffle/mushroom one is good. My kids don’t like them so it’s more of a snack for DH and I.

I like that one and the prosciutto/arugula one, too, but they are definitely just a snack if serving more than one person. I feel the same about the Amy's pizzas (can't imagine getting one of those to feed 3 people like a PP did).