Frozen Pizza

     Pizza can be expensive but there alternatives to paying $12-$16 for a large pizza. That alternative is frozen pizza.  Say what you want about the quality of frozen pizza but some of them are pretty good and none of them are over $5.  DiGiorno is my favorite go to frozen pizza and I usually stock up when Sam's put's their 3 pack on sale for $10.  There are lots of frozen pizzas on the market so it was time for a taste test, thinking maybe I could be persuaded into knocking  DiGiorno from the top of my favorite list.  First up in the test was Tombstone.  It was just as I remembered, not very good but at least it was one of the cheapest pizzas  tested.  Next was Red Baron.  It was much better than Tombstone but still not really on my favorites list.  Tony's was the poorest excuse for a pizza but it was the cheapest.  I think the only time I ever bought a Tony's pizza I was either drunk or high, probably both.  The test taste did not seem to be going very well, that is until I tried Randles Siginiture frozen Pizza.  It was almost as good as my favorite DiGiorno. When Sam's is not running a sale on their 3 pack DiGiorno for $10, Randeles Signiture pizza at their  on sale price of $2.00-$2.50 is my go to frozzen pizza. 
     I can hear you now "why don't you make your own pizza.  First of all I'm not going to all that trouble.  I want a ready to eat pizza in 25 minutes with no fuss no mess and I want it for $3.00 or less.  I'm not hard to please but I know what I like when it come to frozen pizza.  I think it's time to set the oven to 425 degrees and throw in a DiGiorno.