Decent Supermarket pizzas?

[vidda]

Asda ones they make instore/make your own or the Pizza Express ones (although the pizza express ones seem to have far less toppings than they originally had)

 

[GothicCorpse]

Morrisons own brand pizza's they are massive and taste great, relatively cheap aswell.

 

[Nix]

Fresh ones from Tesco aren't too bad.

 

[LeoN88]

Pizza Express 'La Reine' or 'American Hot'. Just enough for one person.

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although the taste the difference ones at sainsburys are nice

 

[krisab]

I would have to recommend the Takeaway pizzas.

what are these Asda make your own? Can you get the online?

 

[Lethal`]

£1 for two in Iceland, dunno if same else where

Was 4 for £3 in Asda, shame Iceland isn't closer.

 

[SoundsGood]

Tesco Finest are delicious

 

[Glaucus]

what are these Asda make your own? Can you get the online?

I doubt you can get them online. They have a deli counter for pizzas and you can tell them what sauce/toppings you want amazing value and taste good.

 

[semi-pro waster]

Dr Oetker's Ristorante pizzas... Mozarella... mmmm yum

They are fairly tasty for a mass produced pizza with a nice thin base. Generally now though I'd make my own, a ready-made base costs very little, takes not much time to prepare the pizza and you can put whatever you want on it.

 

[Vixen]

As has been said, made to order Asda pizzas are nice. I also like the stonebaked Italian ones in Tesco although I've not tried them since they were repackaged.

Goodfells aren't bad for frozen pizzas.

 

[vicisthebest]

Asda Create-Your-Own.

2 for £4.

Just finished mine

Also Morrison's are good too x

 

[.SJ]

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[Guerrilla]

Dr Oetker's Ristorante pizzas

My favourites of the frozen ones.

 

[Kosmiche]

Dr Oetker are really good for frozen.

 

[utajoker]

goodfellas peperoni, best frozen pizza you can buy.

 

[Pav89]

I used to work at Asda behind the Deli, making the create your own pizzas. Some of the older colleagues disapproved that I put more topping onto the pizzas than everyone else. My excuse was ...'Well I make the pizzas how I would buy them!' My pizzas used to sell pretty quickly Once I made a 14" pizza that weighed just over a kilogram. Took it to a party, everyone could only handle one slice!


Tip

If you go on Easter Saturday, or Christmas Eve to get a pizza from Asda, just an hour or so before closing time, you can get A LOT OF TOPPINGS because we'd have to get rid of all the toppings, so made some huge pizzas for customers within that hour.

 

[Pete19s]

Morrisons The Best Pepperoni pizza (frozen). Love the things and only £2 at the moment!

 

[Pav89]

A bit off topic, but are frozen ones substantially unhealthier than the non frozen ones? Or is that just an old tale?

 

[PapaLazaru]

If you go on Easter Saturday, or Christmas Eve to get a pizza from Asda, just an hour or so before closing time, you can get A LOT OF TOPPINGS because we'd have to get rid of all the toppings, so made some huge pizzas for customers within that hour.

Thanks for the heads up! Whilst I am at it I will also pop into the nearest Morrisons and ask for 6 chicken nuggets as well.

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[semi-pro waster]

A bit off topic, but are frozen ones substantially unhealthier than the non frozen ones? Or is that just an old tale?

Any particular reason why they should be? I don't imagine there's much extra in the way of preservatives since the food is simply frozen so all you're getting is less in the way of fresh ingredients and the fresher the better is the general rule so in that way it's probably slightly less healthy for you - however, let's face it pizza is not really a food you eat because it's the "healthy option".