Find it at Gus’s markets, Bi-Rite, Luke’s Local, and Gratta Wines. At almost $20, it’s also the most expensive here by a few dollars, but it’s the one that will be in my freezer for the next apocalypse. The cheese doesn’t have that iced out flavor that frozen pizzas can develop, and there’s a more generous amount of it than in the other pizzas I sampled. Imagine our surprise when we tried a new frozen pizza at home (we love margarita pizzas) and discovered this was as good or maybe better than that pricy pizza wed had on vacation. The Sunset District parlor has the frozen pizza I’ve been looking for since I started this experiment-I’m not sure if I would have been able to detect that it was once frozen after baking, if I didn’t already know. 5.0 out of 5 stars Best pizza ever - not just best frozen Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2017. Transfer pizza (slices) to the baking sheet and bake for 8-10 minutes, or until heated through. Pizza is such a big part of our lives, we’re always looking for ways to get it in our mouths faster. #1: The Pizza Place on Noriega’s Just Cheese To reheat pizza in the oven: Line a baking sheet with foil and preheat oven to 375 degrees F. But it also had a bit of a stiff crust and I would rather hit them up for a fresh one. I definitely enjoyed the frozen pie that I tried and would recommend it if my top choice isn’t available where you’re shopping. Still, I really enjoy the addition of pesto on their version of a margherita.ĭel Popolo has a restaurant in San Francisco and an incredible truck available for rent that is often spotted at local festivals and special events. What's good: After a 2015 Shark Tank investment, Brooklyn’s Table 87 Coal Oven Pizza was able to make its New York slices available nationwide, standing out from. A small pie runs around $10, which is a good price point for sure, but I get a little bit frustrated that the line between baking a perfect crust and overdoing it is like two seconds flat. Hayward wholesaler Vicolo has been slanging refrigerated and frozen pizzas on cornmeal crusts for decades. While I will give their frozen pies another chance at some point, it didn’t hit the spot this week. For me, the crust was too cracker-y and not doughy enough to come close to what I remember from the restaurant. The most popular Neapolitan pizza in the world, which symbolizes the Italian flag with green basil, white mozzarella and red tomato sauce.
PD’s seasonal Cherry Pie (with cherry tomatoes) is seared in pleasure in my brain, but the frozen Napoletana I tried was the most disappointing of this bunch.
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