I don't mind the CM brand pizzas too much. The one with apples is pretty tasty, too, but I like the zing of the four cheese best. I use them as a side dish occasionally, replacing bread.

The only freezer pizza I ever buy to use as a pizza are Amy's cheeseless veggie pizza. The sauce has a nice flavor, and they are a treat for our milk-allergic son. :)

I see one on my street fairly regularly now, and the local warehouse is just a few miles away. Can't imagine getting anything from them, though.

Another brand to add to the list: Freschetta. Not all the same, necessarily, but Schwan is the parent company that makes/sells those brands. http://www.freschetta.com/ http://www.redbaron.com/ (It's noted right at the bottom.) The stuff they sell through the delivery service isn't branded with these names, but if you take a peek they do appear to have similar products (rising crust pizza, etc.) http://www.schwans.com/ Also seems expensive compared to getting them on sale at the supermarket.

Its been a while since I've had a Red Baron, but it was definitely different than Tony's. Can't speak to Schwan's. I've never had one, but still I do see their trucks every now and then....usually when I'm stuck behind one! :D

There's this BBQ Chicken Lean Cuisine pizza that's really good. It's almost like the one from Schlotzky's Deli.

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Trader Joe's 'margerita-style' pizza is great (mozzarella, fresh sliced tomato, and dried tomato, no sauce). You buy them fresh, but they freeze very well. The Pizzera Uno's personal-sized frozen pizzas are good, but kind of heavy.