re: Why can't they make a frozen pizza that actually tastes like pizza?

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You're supposed to cook it

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This might be the first funny thing el Gaucho ever said.

Some of you are the equivalent of 2 year olds when it comes to the basic concepts of food.

We've recently discovered Home Run pizza. It was rated the #1 frozen pizza brand on Thrillist in 2017 so we gave it a try. I've only seen them at HEB, it's changed our lives.

it's not delivery.......

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You will never be able to duplicate the real thing without a proper pizza oven. Pizza has to be cooked rapidly at a very high temperature to have the crust and cheese to achieve the proper texture and taste. Pizza ovens cook a pizza at 650-1000 degrees, your home oven will not cut it, that is why the cook it yourself stuff like Papa Murphy's taste like crap.

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For Neapolitan style pizza you're correct. But there are many types of pizza that don't need to cook at extreme temperatures.

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I recommend Home Run Inn frozen pizza. I know you can it at Publix.

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They are the only frozen pizza company that actually makes good toppings IMO. If I'm eating frozen pizza I'm either eating pretty good pies (Home Run Inn or Screamin' Sicilian) or total nostalgia crap (Totinos).

Don't really see the point of going to middle of the two

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We had a frozen gumbo the other day that was on point. Actually I think it was better than when it was fresh

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Any food cooked in any kind of pot tastes better the next day

Costco >Sams>your cooking

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My ex and I used to pick up the large stuffed crust from there on Tuesdays for 9.99.

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Now she’s sharing her pie with someone else....

Aldi has really solid frozen pizzas. Aldi brand goods are on point across the board.