Great frozen pizza

It’s a frozen pizza. It was frozen. I put it in the oven and then it wasn’t. Quit prompting me to write reviews.

I have been buying the Digiorno pizza and now it is no longer available so I thought I would try Red Baron. It was awful. The crust was hard as a rick and the sauce was not tasty. There was hardly any cheese on it. Will not be buying again!

You know those times when you are kinda hungry but don’t want to really make anything? These are good for that and pretty cheap. Not great by any means but easy and quick

Good pizza, great price. I like to buy these to have on hand for when we don't have time to cook or just don't want to. These are a quick and easy meal. I wish they would make a good gluten free or cauliflower version.

We live out in the middle of nowhere so there is no delivery anything. So if you want pizza you buy yourself some Red Barons pizza. We doctor them up and add a little bit of this and a little bit of that. They are some really good pizzas.

Not the best pizza in the world, but for a three pack and the easy way to fix, makes it a good quick way to make dinner. Price is good as there is a little savings as opposed to buying in singular form.

Red Baron pizza isn’t a premium brand, but it is passable when it comes to feeding a bunch of hungry grandkids after a swim. Even better is a three pack of them. You don’t have to break the bank to make ‘em happy do ya?

This is a good choice if you were a fan if the Sams Club brand Members Mark “thin crust 4-pac pepperoni pizza. This isn’t quite as thin but it’s not thick crust either.

My kids (teens and younger) LOVE Red Baron pizza. It tastes so good that even my super-picky little guy likes it. Not only that, it's so easy to make that my teenager offers to "cook" dinner at least twice a week. Who am I to argue? LOL