Frozen Pizza

[Master Shake]

Lately I've been buyimg Teresa Pizza (Local brand from Manteno here in K3 county)

[OleMissCub]

At first glance, I thought this poll was going to be about which is the best cold leftover pizza.

 

To that I say, Papa Johns!!

[CoolHandLuke]

At first glance, I thought this poll was going to be about which is the best cold leftover pizza.

 

To that I say, Papa Johns!!

 

Ok sure, but what national chain gives out the best free garlic dipping sauce that makes you feel like crap two hours later?

[UK1679666180]

No love for California Pizza Kitchen? It's better than any other, IMO.

[TruffleShuffle]

Speaking of Totino's, does anyone know if they still make the mexican pizza? That used to be my favorite, but I haven't seen it at Walmart in a while.

 

damn right they have it... I stock up on those frequently. I vote Totino's because it's frozen pizza and I know it's not gonna be great, so might as well go cheap. Totino's and a salad can be a nice $1.50 dinner.

[CoolHandLuke]

Speaking of Totino's, does anyone know if they still make the mexican pizza? That used to be my favorite, but I haven't seen it at Walmart in a while.

 

damn right they have it... I stock up on those frequently. I vote Totino's because it's frozen pizza and I know it's not gonna be great, so might as well go cheap. Totino's and a salad can be a nice $1.50 dinner.

 

Damn, I guess I'll have to shop around and find them. For some reason the Dekalb Walmart never has then anymore. :cry:

[CubmanPi]

home run inn

[CubinNY]

No frozen pizza is great, but the best I've tasted is California Pizza Kitchen. But it is also the most expensive.

[littleburr24]

I gotta go with Dorean's.

[tkenm356]

Tombstone Stuffed Crust Pizza is a God amongst men

[Soul]

I like Palermo's. The real thin crust one.

 

Does Papa Murphy's offer a frozen pizza? The ones from the store are freshly made, not frozen.

[WrigleyField 22]

Well I like Home Run Inn quite a bit, but here's my dilemma:

 

When I'm making a frozen pizza, 9 times out of 10 it is a midnight snack and only for myself. I'd say I have a 50% chance or less of me finishing a whole Home Run Inn all alone. I can get 4/5, 6/7 pretty easily, but with the price of Home Run Inn I still feel like I just wasted too much money on that pizza I didn't eat.

 

Give me any of the other brands such as Tony's, Tombstone, even generic store brand and I easily eat the whole thing. And I do not notice much of a difference between any particular brand, and its frozen pizza, so I'm not expecting much.

 

 

Another frozen pizza point of discussion: How to cut your pizza? Fourths? Eights? Fold the whole thing like a giant taco? I'm a fan of fourths.

[Guest]

You all know the first home run inn started across from Comiskey, right? And that's how it got its name?

 

I like their pizza in the restaurant, but I'm not as wild about it frozen. It's a smidge better than Tombstone, but not at all worth the price difference to me.

[WrigleyField 22]

You all know the first home run inn started across from Comiskey, right? And that's how it got its name?

 

I like their pizza in the restaurant, but I'm not as wild about it frozen. It's a smidge better than Tombstone, but not at all worth the price difference to me.

 

I havent eaten their restaurant pizza that often and its been a long time since i have, but I can say although I don't remember the taste per se, I don't like it. There are numerous places I'd rather get pizza from as long as I'm actually going out to get pizza.