Looking for recommendations since I'm on my own now and tired of cereal. Which frozen pizzas are actually worth buying? I've been doing DiGiorno but open to trying new stuff.
Jack's is underrated if your store carries it. Way better than the standard brands at a reasonable price. But honestly if you're eating frozen pizza a lot, maybe start rotating in some other quick meals? I do tacos, pasta, sheet pan chicken. Keeps things interesting.
Honestly, DiGiorno is solid if you can find it on sale. But if you really want something that tastes less like cardboard, Tombstone isn't much more expensive. The key is upping your toppings game - fresh basil, good olive oil, that kind of thing.
Freschetta if you can find it. Way better than the usual suspects. Though real talk, cereal every night sounds rough - maybe grab some pasta or canned soups too? Variety helps.
DiGiorno and Tombstone are solid if you want something quick. But honestly, if you're doing this regularly, you might want to grab a rotisserie chicken and some decent toppings instead - barely takes longer and tastes way better than frozen.
Red Baron is my go-to. They're not amazing but they're consistent and my kids will actually eat them without complaining. For a solo guy though, you could probably meal prep some actual food on Sundays and save yourself some cash.
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Red Baron pepperoni is my go-to when I'm solo for the week. It's not gourmet but it's consistent and the kids actually eat it. Pro tip: crank your oven temp up 25 degrees higher than the box says for crispier crust.