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I agree. Freshetta is very passable which is a good grade for frozen pizza. I like the one with Peperoni and Sausage.Freschetta
I agree. Freshetta is very passable which is a good grade for frozen pizza. I like the one with Peperoni and Sausage.Freschetta
I feel the moooooojooooo riiiiiiizzzzin like pizza dough!
7-11, $5.99
I wonder if young people know why they are called "7-11"?
Eee - Ohhhh - Eleven
I hear their wings are delicious.
-Shabazz
No Emily, it's not septum - eleven; it's 7-11
Apparently not a fan of Sammy Davis Jr
I like Sammy, but this went right over my head. I was trying to play off your avatar, but on second look she is Rosanne, not Emily.
Either way, I love Gilda!
Ideally we would never have to eat such things but we have all been there. As a kid I loved those Stouffer's French bread pizzas as an adult if I'm forced to eat a frozen pizza Red Baron is actually pretty decent. I expect this thread to bring us a recruit in the near future.
Ideally we would never have to eat such things but we have all been there. As a kid I loved those Stouffer's French bread pizzas as an adult if I'm forced to eat a frozen pizza Red Baron is actually pretty decent. I expect this thread to bring us a recruit in the near future.
The one that's in your freezer when you come home after midnight all screwed up!
That was the only brand I remember back in the 70's. It's still available, in the classic box. It also claims to be all natural ingredients.The only frozen pizza I can recall liking even a little bit was Tree Tavern. No idea if they're still in business.
I hope not. When I saw a tree tavern pizza in our freezer growing up, I wanted to cry. Tasted so weird.
Well, growing up where I did (Springdale section of Stamford), there weren't a lot of pizza options for kids growing up in the 60s/70s. Only three places I can recall between Springdale and Glenbrook. Two of them sold Greek pan pizzas and the other one served undercooked pizza. My folks weren't driving to the West Side for pizza. Amore didn't exist yet and the Colony didn't come into my life until I could drive.
We were kids and it was pizza. It was better than Elio's or Geno's, which are the only other ones I remember from back then. Since they only made a plain version, we dressed it up with our own stuff.
The best frozen pizza in my opinion is a pepperoni Tombstone. Its cheap but don't let the price fool you. The crust gets extra crispy, the pepperoni is juicy and flavorful, the sauce has a nice spice to it. I'd vote this pizza hands down. Be sure to sprinkle crushed red pepper and garlic powder...now you are in business. I think it's 5 bucks for a pie....just try one, you won't regret it.