Best Frozen Pizza

amfmmama

Thank you everyone!!! So many new options! I also discovered California Pizza Kitchen crispy flatbreads. They are small and definitely a snack, but only around 200 calories

stealthq

amfmmama wrote: »

Thank you everyone!!! So many new options! I also discovered California Pizza Kitchen crispy flatbreads. They are small and definitely a snack, but only around 200 calories

These are also pretty decent. I also found that the recommended cook time is way too long for my oven - I ended up with flatbreads that were dark brown and starting to go black at the edges. Should not have put them in and then walked away the first time I made one.

fitmom4lifemfp

lightenup2016 wrote: »

I'm sorry this is not actually a frozen pizza, but I thought I would post this for those who love a thin crust. I've recently discovered "tortilla pizzas"-- I use Trader Joe's flour tortillas, some pasta sauce, and grated mozzarella cheese, stick it in the oven for 10 minutes, and you've got a great super-thin-crust pizza in almost the same time as frozen. Of course you can add other toppings, but this is quickest. I've also done this for "Mexican pizzas", using salsa, black beans, and a cheddar or cheddar/Colby blend. Yum!! 320-350 calories for each pizza depending on toppings.

As for actual frozen pizza, we also like the Dr. Oetker Ristorante and Newman's Own as well. Also, Trader Joe's has a pepperoni and sausage pizza that is awesome, and also a cheese less roasted veg pizza that is really good.

Thank you! Don't know why I never thought of this, but I LOVE cracker crust on a pizza so I will definitely have to try this!

85Cardinals

For the price, I like a Red Baron classic crust at $3.50. The Mexican one is my favorite, but my grocery store doesn't seem to be stocking it lately. Red Barons never lets me down. It's not fine dining, but it gets the frozen pizza job done. Never had much use for the fancier brands like DiGiorno and Freschetta. Tony's at $2.50 isn't bad. And I'm not above a Totino's at $1.20. A whole Totino's has around 700 calories btw, not 500.

Screamin' Sicilians are good but a little pricey at around $7.

cerise_noir

Francl27 wrote: »

I LOVE this one.



From Trader Joe's, I think it's 640 calories for the whole thing?

Oh....my! I have to try this (if I can find it here in Quebec).

ashlepersuasion

aylajane

fitmom4lifemfp wrote: »

lightenup2016 wrote: »

I'm sorry this is not actually a frozen pizza, but I thought I would post this for those who love a thin crust. I've recently discovered "tortilla pizzas"-- I use Trader Joe's flour tortillas, some pasta sauce, and grated mozzarella cheese, stick it in the oven for 10 minutes, and you've got a great super-thin-crust pizza in almost the same time as frozen. Of course you can add other toppings, but this is quickest. I've also done this for "Mexican pizzas", using salsa, black beans, and a cheddar or cheddar/Colby blend. Yum!! 320-350 calories for each pizza depending on toppings.

As for actual frozen pizza, we also like the Dr. Oetker Ristorante and Newman's Own as well. Also, Trader Joe's has a pepperoni and sausage pizza that is awesome, and also a cheese less roasted veg pizza that is really good.

Thank you! Don't know why I never thought of this, but I LOVE cracker crust on a pizza so I will definitely have to try this!

Check out "the world according to eggface" blog... she has a "pizza porn" section showing about 50 combinations of ways to make this tortilla pizza. Its drooly....

markrgeary1

Try Oxymoron

amfmmama

aylajane wrote: »

fitmom4lifemfp wrote: »

lightenup2016 wrote: »

I'm sorry this is not actually a frozen pizza, but I thought I would post this for those who love a thin crust. I've recently discovered "tortilla pizzas"-- I use Trader Joe's flour tortillas, some pasta sauce, and grated mozzarella cheese, stick it in the oven for 10 minutes, and you've got a great super-thin-crust pizza in almost the same time as frozen. Of course you can add other toppings, but this is quickest. I've also done this for "Mexican pizzas", using salsa, black beans, and a cheddar or cheddar/Colby blend. Yum!! 320-350 calories for each pizza depending on toppings.

As for actual frozen pizza, we also like the Dr. Oetker Ristorante and Newman's Own as well. Also, Trader Joe's has a pepperoni and sausage pizza that is awesome, and also a cheese less roasted veg pizza that is really good.

Thank you! Don't know why I never thought of this, but I LOVE cracker crust on a pizza so I will definitely have to try this!

Check out "the world according to eggface" blog... she has a "pizza porn" section showing about 50 combinations of ways to make this tortilla pizza. Its drooly....

THANKS!

JenniferOBX14

Not frozen but quick. Flat out artasian pizza crusts, sauce, cheese and topping. Only takes 10-15 mins.

Christine_72

Has anyone tried this one? Any good?

SingRunTing

I love Dr. Oetker's pizza. California Kitchen thin crust isn't bad either.

If you don't care about calories, I love the Unos deep dish frozen pizzas too.

leajas1

Trader Joes, Bambino mini pizzas for me, hands down. You can have two for a total of 500 calories (it's like two personal thick crust pizzas).

https://eatingatjoes.com/2015/07/08/trader-giottos-joes-bambino-pizza-formaggio/

I will say, I haven't had the courage to weight them to see if they weigh more than reported in the serving...and I don't think I'm going to.

lporter229

extra_medium wrote: »

Home Run Inn ultra thin.

I am gluten free so I have never had it, but this is my husband's new favorite. I think he's addicted. Every time he goes to the grocery store, he comes home with one.

Francl27

leajas1 wrote: »

Trader Joes, Bambino mini pizzas for me, hands down. You can have two for a total of 500 calories (it's like two personal thick crust pizzas).

https://eatingatjoes.com/2015/07/08/trader-giottos-joes-bambino-pizza-formaggio/

I will say, I haven't had the courage to weight them to see if they weigh more than reported in the serving...and I don't think I'm going to.

Lol.

littlechiaseed

I like red baron. I usually buy one and cut it up so I don't have to cook the whole thing at once.

Lazygal53

520 cals for the whole pizza.

amfmmama

leajas1 wrote: »

Trader Joes, Bambino mini pizzas for me, hands down. You can have two for a total of 500 calories (it's like two personal thick crust pizzas).

https://eatingatjoes.com/2015/07/08/trader-giottos-joes-bambino-pizza-formaggio/

I will say, I haven't had the courage to weight them to see if they weigh more than reported in the serving...and I don't think I'm going to.

Ohhhhh, I forgot about those!

sydnisd183

lightenup2016 wrote: »

I'm sorry this is not actually a frozen pizza, but I thought I would post this for those who love a thin crust. I've recently discovered "tortilla pizzas"-- I use Trader Joe's flour tortillas, some pasta sauce, and grated mozzarella cheese, stick it in the oven for 10 minutes, and you've got a great super-thin-crust pizza in almost the same time as frozen. Of course you can add other toppings, but this is quickest. I've also done this for "Mexican pizzas", using salsa, black beans, and a cheddar or cheddar/Colby blend. Yum!! 320-350 calories for each pizza depending on toppings.

As for actual frozen pizza, we also like the Dr. Oetker Ristorante and Newman's Own as well. Also, Trader Joe's has a pepperoni and sausage pizza that is awesome, and also a cheese less roasted veg pizza that is really good.

I usually use FlatOut flatbread and top with whatever I want....i'll have to try your Mexican version, it sounds pretty good

vnb_208

Meowler wrote: »

Dr. Oetker Ristorante are my absolute favorite when it comes to frozen pizza. They have a fantastic selection, but I usually choose to have 'Pizza Funghi' at 290 calories for 1/3 pizza. I really enjoy a thin crust and vegetables on my pizza!

really glad i see some good reviews i've always wanted to try but hesitated looks like ill be grabbing one of these for friday !