Freschetta Pizza

frozen pizza, it tastes and has the texture of delivery pizza. swears by this one! I'm very picky about my frozen pizzas and this is one of the few brands I enjoy. It's so good from the crust to the toppings to the sauce.

I buy this pizza for a snack in the mornings and at work. Pizza is quite tasty and satisfying. Packed pitsa well. The stuffing on the top is very tasty, and the dough is not very fresh. This microwave pizza is just right for you.

One of the most favorite frozen pizzas. There is nothing difficult to prepare, I often eat on Friday evening, when I'm too lazy to cook. The taste is good, the dough is not stale.

Freschetta 5 cheese pizza has a taste that is good and stands above other frozen pizza that I've tasted. No "Frozen" pizza can compare to fresh baked commercial pizzeria pizza but for frozen pizza Freschetta's 5 cheese blend of is tasty.

If you like a pizza that's traditionally made in an oven with wood, then Freschetta is the place to go to. The food tastes great and the staff are very friendly and always there to help you out.

What I also like about this place, other than the prices which are decent, is the atmosphere and the service.

I now visit Freschetta almost every week-end with my family, and I recommend this to my friends. Thanks!

I like my pizzas; I particularly enjoy "doctoring" them to enhance the taste and nutritional value they have.

Today i am going to review the "own label" pizzas from Asda, Tesco and Iceland in a comparison approach.

Considering their cost they cannot be criticised too much for their toppings offering but within that constraint there are differences between them.

The pastry is much of a muchness between them in size, taste and quality.

The tomato is acceptable also in all of them.

The cheese quality is fair but they are very sparse with it, so much so that you cannot see the cheese for the pizza and the red of the tomato is nowhere hidden.

Finally we come to the salami (pepperoni). None of them has a salami that we could call so by their level of taste all being very fatty in comparison with shelf salamiand fairly tasteless.

Tesco's pizza has easily the best content of the three and though Iceland's salami was of an slightly better quality it only had one sort of salami where Tesco's had two. Asda came a poor third. Though there was a larger amount of salami than that of Iceland this was totally negated by the a salami that I could call Pepperoni by e long chalk.

In conclusion I would give Tesco 7/10, Iceland 5/10 and Asda 4/10

nanicholi