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I like their fresh pizzas from their restaurant, but those don't seem to be as good as they used to be. I think the quality has gone down as they got bigger ... their frozen pizzas too. Their thin crust is not bad.
CPK introduced me to BBQ chicken pizza, "Thai" pizza, and garlic chicken pizza. Good stuff, Maynard!
When I get a CPK frozen pizza, it's one with more unusual toppings like the garlic chicken or thai. Something you won't find in other brands. They're pretty good, but I usually stick with my Publix brand spinach and feta thin crust pizza. It's just a safe bet for me.
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The only frozen pizzas that we enjoy are:
1. Kirkland brand (from Costco -- but not anything remotely like their food court or bake-it-yourself stuff). This is frozen (box of 4) and is DELICIOUS.
2. Red Baron 4-cheese (or is it 5-cheese? I don't remember).
3. Red Baron cheese deep-dish.
Actually, my favorite frozen pizza is usually something like Totino's which has been around since the earth began to cool. But at least I know what I'm getting with that kind of brand. I don't expect much, and I'm fine with that.
1. Kirkland brand (from Costco -- but not anything remotely like their food court or bake-it-yourself stuff). This is frozen (box of 4) and is DELICIOUS.
2. Red Baron 4-cheese (or is it 5-cheese? I don't remember).
3. Red Baron cheese deep-dish.
Those sound pretty good.
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