I grabbed this because I didn't know that Sam's Club stopped selling Digiorno and thought maybe it might be good. I was wrong. None of us would eat it and ended up just throwing it away. The sauce and toppings taste horrible and have an awful aftertaste to them. I usually can eat about anything, even things I don't like if I have to eat them, but this, I wouldn't could not finish the the first slice. Whoever decided THIS was a good substitute for Digiorno needs to be reminded of what GOOD pizza taste like.

Too thick

I am not sure if the baking instructions were the issue, or if the pizza quality is just not great...but I baked it according to the instructions and the crust was burnt. Not the best frozen pizza I have had. Also - there was no cardboard with it, so that made it a bit harder to take out of the oven.

These seem to have replaced the Digiorno pizzas and are not as good. They say more toppings which seems to be mostly pepperoni. The crust is ok at best but doesn't hold a candle to the old Digiorno. I bought them once and will probably just go to grocery stores and pay more for the real thing as the original Digiorno are much better than this imposter.

Taste was greay

Not delicious

This pizza would fall just under average. The pizza itself is weighty due to the decent amount of toppings. The sauce is weird, and the "seasoned beef" topping is awful. The crust does rise, and has a good flavor. If you replaced the beef topping with bacon and added real pizza sauce, you'd get a pizza worth remembering the next day.

Cooked 2 of the 3 and threw the other out. Doughy, unappealing sauce, with certain bites being overly spicy. My teen wouldn't even eat it.

The pizza was delicious and perfectly flavored and thick! I would totally recommend!

dough is too think and doesn't seem to cook all the way even after leaving it in the over extra time