Red barons way better than digornos?

>>8580258
Their 5 Cheese and Garlic frenchbreads are absolutely delicious

For me, it's the Freschetta, the best frozen pizza brand

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YES! i love red baron. so cheap, but so good??

Red Baron is pretty bomb. I must agree. Digornos taste like sweaty asshole.

The best for me though are those Walmart pizzas from the deli. So big and only $5. Plus, they're pretty decent.

In terms of price to quality value, Red Baron can't be beat!

Does anyone here actually enjoy Digiorno's? I've tried every variety they offer and every one is terrible. They taste like wet flour and genetically modified Tomato Product©. A greasy Red Baron or Tombstone is heaven compared to that trash.

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>>8582279
digorno is great when it's fresh and hot but after that it becomes the worst thing ever and tastes god awful reheated, some kinda weird chemical reaction preservative shit
for me, the best all around is great value

>>8582302
disgusting, absolutely disgusting. kill yourself.

>>8582307
>he doesn't know that great value products are 100% organic and have less sugar, sodium and calories than name brand stuff

Any frozen pizza that claims to replicate real pizza crust is bad. Rising crust is universally bad. The best frozen pizzas are those that accept and embrace their nature. Red Baron. Tombstone. They're not comparable to real pizza, but they're totally acceptable at what they are.

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Nothing else even comes close

>>8582408
This stuff is good, pretty expensive for the quantity you get though.

Jesús Christopher.
Can you guys seriously not afford pizza?

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>>8583316
Ofc we can.
I myself only buy the best pizza money can buy.
Voila!!!!!