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A couple grocers in my area usually have some sort of half price frozen pizza deal for some brand. Occasionally it'll be for one of the fancy ones. Purchased on sald from Haggens south of Seattle for $8.50 (reg $16). This place is a nicer grocer and more like Whole Foods prices.

Let it thaw for several minutes before putting into a preheated oven.

Right off you notice the crust. It's light and airy inside but distinctly crisp on the outside. The sausage is good, still juicy and big enough to stand out in a bite. Cheese was solid but nothing wow. Sauce is bright and has pecorino romano in it, which you can pick out the sauce has a little sharpness to it.

I would buy again on sale for $8.50 but at $16 I'd probably get a local place's carryout for similar or a little more. It is an above average frozen pizza and worth catching on sale.

Of the 3 I tried so far,

Honey blueberries lavender was my favorite. The honey came through and not just that big glob on the top. The lavender is just the right strength to compliment the blueberries and honey without getting too floral. Blueberries were an ideal choice here. 3 flavors in harmony and good strength. Will get more while I can for $4. I could eat a pint in one sitting.

Meyer lemon cookie was good but milder than I wanted. Also would've liked more cookie. It's a solid ice cream but I just wanted more of the stuff.

Chocolate banana date was a strongly flavored ice cream. Really yummy and very rich. Pairs well with some whipped cream. As delicious as it is, I couldn't eat a pint in one sitting.

This was also my first time trying Alec and will get again. Love French ice cream. Alec uses A2 dairy for those with digestion indications.

This is, cost-wise, around Jeni's and Van Leeuwen at the regular grocery store. Uses A2 dairy for those with digestion issues for regular.

Tried Meyer lemon cookie, honey blueberries lavender, and banana date. Would've liked more oomph from the lemon, the banana date was intensely flavored, and the honey lavender blueberries hit just the right amount of lavender to compliment but not taste like eating flowers. All good, lavender is my favorite so far.

Posted some skincare deals. Any of these good?

Hearing all the hype I wanted to aura farm and help Burger King advertise.

Been a long ass time since I ate here. Remember their thing was flame grilled burgers and their patties taste better than the typical fast food burger.

The bun is *nice*. I got double all the veggies on my double Whopper and my bun stayed intact til the last bite. Not just intact, but still fluffy. Bun is an upscale.

Another thing I like is how they put VEGGIES on their burgers and not wilted, defeated shreds of formerly known as vegetables. I like biting into a half pound of meat and then crunch a wad of lettuce.

Burger meat still tastes good. Of all the fast food places, they're the only one I can think of that has burgers that taste flame grilled. I got fresh off the grill and my meat was hot. I parked, ordered, then walked inside.

Presentation is A+. The box opens ready for social media. That paper wrapper helped hold the burger together and keep my hands clean. It's kinda of surreal seeing a burger look like the advertisement but the good kind of surreal. You just wanna keep poking it to make sure it's real. The box is the right size.

(my career field is sales so hopefully it reads kind of like an ad)

How are they?

The Andersen's freeze dried candy is delicious. I've tried all of them except smores and peppermint. Favorite is lemonheads. Apparently this company makes dozens of different freeze dried candies so hoping to see more in the future.

Kinda excited to try the chocolate spread.

The probiotic soda is really good. I don't drink much soda but I like these.

This was my second time getting the Tru fru things. Never had them before trying the strawberry one last time. Didn't realize the fruit is freeze dried. Super good and I see why people love these now.