$3.99 for a frozen pizza? Either the only eat gourmet brands (those do exist), or they have some seriously whack pricing. Cheap frozen pizza should be like $1.
Surely there’s a middleground between the absolute cheapest, and $3.99 frozen pizza. Frankly, I don’t believe that the expensive ones are actually that much healthier than a, say, $2 frozen pizza.
I would say $3.99 is the middle ground, at least where I’m from. Most frozen pizzas are more like $7 or $8 with some of the fancier ones going up over $10
It’s basically white bread with a little cheese and tomato sauce. If you bought those ingredients separately, you’d pay like $0.5 for them, depending on how much cheese you use (cheap pizza uses very little cheese in my parts).
Is that usd? In Germany the cheap stuff like Aldi is 3 pizzas for 3 euro, the mid range is 3.49 per pizza (ofenfrische), often on promotion for around 2.20, and the real quality stuff, handmade and wood oven cooked (italpizza, Freda, Dr Oetker supreme) between 5 and 7 euros.
The cheapest pizza available at my local grocery store is $2 for the totinos party “pizza”. Then Tony’s and Red Baron around 4-6, with digiorno at like 7 and lots and lots from 7-12
$3.99 for a frozen pizza? Either the only eat gourmet brands (those do exist), or they have some seriously whack pricing. Cheap frozen pizza should be like $1.
what fucking world is frozen pizza $1 usd?
The absolute cheapest thing that tastes like cardboard is still like $4
Like 20 years ago
I think you can get those single serving microwavable frozen pizzas for about a dollar
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Technicall not USD since AFAIK you can’t buy it in the US.
This is what $1.17 USD for a frozen pizza gets you.
HORK
It’s not nearly as short on toppings as the cheap frozen pizzas that I’m used to. Could have been baked longer, though.
… wait, microwavable? Now they lost me.
it’s got a little piece of cardboard in the bottom with a reflective coating that acts as a “crisper” of sorts
A $1 pizza sounds like the kind of thing you get if you don’t want your kids to love pizza.
frozen pizza indeed comes in extremely varied quality levels.
the cheapest ones are barely food while the higher range promises more quality and healthy ingredients
Surely there’s a middleground between the absolute cheapest, and $3.99 frozen pizza. Frankly, I don’t believe that the expensive ones are actually that much healthier than a, say, $2 frozen pizza.
I would say $3.99 is the middle ground, at least where I’m from. Most frozen pizzas are more like $7 or $8 with some of the fancier ones going up over $10
Where I live the cheap frozen pizzas are around $2.50 and the fancy ones can go over $5.
It turns out you can freeze many things
I can not comprehend how someone buys a pizza or something for a dollar and goes: yeah, that’s human food for consumption.
It’s basically white bread with a little cheese and tomato sauce. If you bought those ingredients separately, you’d pay like $0.5 for them, depending on how much cheese you use (cheap pizza uses very little cheese in my parts).
The $1 frozen pizzas have been like $1.50 for a while now.
Not where I live (Germany). The 3-packs are still <$1 per pizza.
I don’t know where you live, but the cheapest frozen pizza I’ve ever seen was $6. The good stuff is like $12-$14
Is that usd? In Germany the cheap stuff like Aldi is 3 pizzas for 3 euro, the mid range is 3.49 per pizza (ofenfrische), often on promotion for around 2.20, and the real quality stuff, handmade and wood oven cooked (italpizza, Freda, Dr Oetker supreme) between 5 and 7 euros.
Yea this is usd
WTF, where do YOU live? Store-brand frozen pizza is like 2.50€ for a 3-pack here (Germany).
The cheapest pizza available at my local grocery store is $2 for the totinos party “pizza”. Then Tony’s and Red Baron around 4-6, with digiorno at like 7 and lots and lots from 7-12
If it was a single pizza pop maybe.