Really good pizza

What happened Member's Mark? These pizza's are horrible tasting, we tried each of the toppings and were very disappointed, the sauce taste cheap like its not made from real tomatoe's, it is definitely not DiGiorno's pizza that's for sure. Waited a few months and tried it again same lousy taste. You have lost this customer that's for sure.

Tasted nasty

Too doughy

EXCELENTE

Great

Way too much sauce!

Pizza very bland

The crust on this pizza had a very bland and odd flavor and and its texture was extremely dense. The sauce, had a horrible taste, as it seemed a bit to sweet and lacked any form of the traditional italian seasonings or even garlic that one would expect to taste hints of. Definately not what I would have wanted or expected from a traditional pizza sauce. The pepperoni also had an extremely odd taste to it which was a disappointment, considering I love pepperoni. The one good thing I can definitely say for this Pizza though, is it had ample toppings on it and it did rise beautifully as stated it would on the box. If they changed the pepperoni, added more flavoring to the sauce and corrected the dough issue maybe even adding a little bit of salt to it, I would be able to say I would purchase this pizza again and also recommend it.

It’s okay, whereas DiGiorno’s was delicious. I had been buying the DiGiorno’s pepperoni rising crust pizza for a long time, and considered “pizza night” a special treat for two reasons. One reason was that it’s so easy to prepare, as compared to the healthy dinners I usually make. The other reason was that DiGiorno’s pizza is so tasty. Last night I prepared my first Member’s Mark pizza – easy to prepare, but just so-so to eat. Subpar enough that I asked my husband if I should just throw out the other two, and his answer was only “Not yet”. Member’s Mark pizza price was $12.98 for box of three, equal to $4.33 per pizza. At my grocery store here in SW Michigan, Meijer, the DiGiorno’s rising crust is currently on sale for $5.50 each, regularly $6.39 each. Frankly, in the future I think I will either stop buying pizza altogether, or pay $5.50 or $6.39 each at Meijer for DiGiorno’s. I hope Sam’s Club reads this and either improves their recipe, or preferably switches back to DiGiorno’s.