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I rarely have a frozen pizza that hits every level. I baked on the full amount of time on the recommendations. It had a good cheese pull, crispy cheese on the side, all the veggies and meats tasted very good and crispy crust. I usually don't give tens out, but it hit really nice.

If you like McRib, you might enjoy this patty of pork and chicken. It’s got a good flavor as far as mystery meat goes and there’s plenty of bbq sauce to dip your forkfuls in. The mashed potatoes are sufficient as is the corn. Definitely something I’m going to incorporate into my diet more.

Pretty good as a side dish or for a snack I personally think the buffalo sauce is really tangy and flavorful, and they don’t need to be dipped in anything

Pros

The actual garlic sauce is really tasty

The potatoes were very good

Even though not a lot of steak the potatoes left me feeling full.

Cons

Not a lot of meat (not a surprise for the price)

Some of the steak was falling apart and tasty but one piece was chewy and weird.

The green beans needed to be cooked less and ended up kinda mushy when cooked as directed but still tasted OK.

Overall a decent meal for the price

I love breakfast pizzas and the Red Baron ones seem to not exist anymore so I tried this out. I added onions and scrambled eggs to it (I totally just assumed it had eggs when I grabbed it in-store, but it does not). The gravy sauce is really good, the sausage is well seasoned and I like the tastes of the biscuit-style crust, although it does not get very crispy. Would definitely buy it again!

My current favorite and go-to dinner for holidays (I live alone). The chicken is so tender and flavorful. The sauce and potatoes are delicious. I knocked a point because the carrots/green beans are bland, but you need your veggies. My grocery store often runs out of these.

Veggies still had crunch, good mix, looked appealing too.

One of my favorite tv dinners! I always cook it in 2.5 increments and it always turns out sooo good!

*Repost with both pictures this time.*

Just under $3 at Walmart. At 11.5 oz, it's a bit smaller portion than Boston Market, but I got 5 meatballs, which was the same number I got from BM. Once again, I cut the meat balls in half with my fork to make them go further, but they were a bit softer. The flavor was on point with with no weird sweetness here. Overall, a slightly smaller but still satisfying portion, about a dollar less, and generally better tasting than BM, final score 8/10.

Top tier frozen thin pie IMO, 9/10
-plenty of pepperoni
-good cheese
-decent sauce

Big fan of Bettergoods and grabbed this the second I saw it. You get 5 in the bag for $10. Air fried this and while the breading is on the lighter side still plenty of crunch. I’ve had two with no funny tasting bites and I can’t wait to have another. Highly recommend.

Some of the chicken pieces tasted weird but besides that it was perfect

Forgot to take pictures of the meal before/after. But it was very good. This is Kroger's own brand of frozen meals.