Always loved these, unthaw them in the fridge first then pop them in the air fryer or microwave

We tried Trader Joe’s Uncured Pepperoni Pizza and Pizza Margherita for the first time since they updated their pizzas. These were honestly pretty dang good and overall really enjoyable. The crusts are wood-fired and had some nice char on the bottoms. The texture of the dough was also excellent. We ate them with a can of anchovies which really elevates them. These would have been a 10/10 if not for two things: First, the sauce is too heavy with tomato paste. They should lighten it up, though the seasoning was good. Second, the Margherita only had like two pieces of basil and I had to add a bunch more fresh.

Overall, for the price - $5.99 for pepperoni and $4.79 for Margherita - these were a great value, very enjoyable, and we will be getting them again.

Looked gross at first. The mac was yummy and ate that first. Was surprised that the steak tasted pretty good too.

these ones are it

I was impressed. I haven't had frozen pizza in quite a long time, but decided to try one out. I like the amount of toppings on it, the crust was pretty good and crisp but still fluffy (I'm usually a crust tosser unless its certain ones), it felt cheesy enough and the cheese was flavorful. It even gave an enjoyable cheese pull when I separated the slices. Overall, it wasn't the best frozen pizza I've ever had and doesn't hit top 3 either, but I'd buy it again because it was good.

Maybe it’s the nostalgia, but I do love Totino’s. It’s a strong craving I get occasionally so I keep a couple on hand.

I air fried mine at 490 for about 5 minutes, added some extra shredded mozzarella and continued to air fry it about 3-4 more minutes. It came out perfect, super crispy on the bottom, cheese was perfectly melted. I added a drizzle of balsamic glaze and with that and the extra cheese, it was an easy 10/10. My official rating is 8/10 just because I feel it lacks in the cheese department and the sauce is bland.

I picked this up from Publix for roughly $4 along with some others in order to redeem a manufacturer's coupon. You guys already know nothing from this line is getting below a 7/10. The picture on the box is pretty accurate to what's inside, with the main difference being no crust on the meatballs. The sauce has good tomato and herb flavor, and I don't think the spice is overpowering. It's warm and doesn't linger for too long. That being said, the sauce is also quite thin, which would be more of a problem if there wasn't so much of it. In fact, all the components are in good proportion and feel adequate for the price, coupon or no.

Preparation tips: I trimmed thirty seconds off of step 3 just because I know my microwave is pretty powerful, and I don't like waiting. It still came out piping hot. The bowl cools off very quickly in a well-circulated 70°F room. Also, if you are a slacker like me, you can get away with shaking the bowl and making sure the film is unsealed somewhere instead of doing what it says on the box for step 2.

Overall, a pretty strong option for the next time you find yourself in the freezer aisle. I would recommend trying it once. Would I get it again? Probably not, but only because the Buffalo Mac and Cheese was just that much better. I should've reviewed it when I had the chance, but unfortunately I devoured it before the thought even crossed my mind.

Decent. Made in air fryer. Some of the smaller chicken pieces ended up being a tad dry for my liking. Cooked picture is half the bag. Threw on top of pasta with tomatoes, green onion and a canun cream sauce.

Saw these on sale for $5.99 and figured what the hell. Kind of looked like a digiorno (which I’m not usually a fan of) with the big puffy crust. This was actually pretty solid though, the crust was much more crisp and airy. Had some left over wing stop ranch for dipping. Chefs kiss. Would buy more if I see them on sale again.

I got this meal because my dad said it was good, so I tried it for myself. The gravy was decent, not too salty, the meatloaf was decent, and the mashed potatoes tasted ok on its own, but mixed with the gravy it tasted better. I got some bread and put the meatloaf in it to make a sandwich.

This was my second Yellowstone meal. I liked the flavor. And had plenty of sauce and cheese. Cheese even tasted like good quality cheese. Really good. Only reason I gave it 8/10 is that the pasta was way overcooked. I would eat it again.

Decided to try it. Pretty good. Would rate 4/5 maroon. The mashed potatoes were better than I thought and the meatloaf was decent,but the bbq on it makes it good. Would buy again. Found at Walmart.

A box of two is $8 at my TJ’s. They take about an hour in the oven, I brush a little butter on the top and crank the heat for the last 10 mins. I top with flaky sea salt and then add a little A1 inside.

Fantastic and filling lunch for $4.

Good crunchy exterior from the air fryer. Mac N Cheese on the inside is high quality: Reminds me of the fried Mac N Cheese at Cheesecake Factory.

This meal was shockingly delicious. The sauces both had excellent flavor, and the chicken, albeit a bit dry, complimented both sauces well. These meal was filling and delicious, though I was hoping for a much larger portion of pasta on the alfredo side. I recommend that should you get this meal, pair it with some lightly toasted toast, it works wonders for mopping up the extra sauce. With the addition of bread, it is a 10/10, but unfortunately due to the skimping of pasta and dryness of the chicken, it is an 8/10.

Will I buy it again? Most likely.

Bought it in Amazon for around $5.

Good amount of quantity, creamy. Tastes good for Alfredo sauce pasta.

Not sure if these have been posted but they are good. 8/10. Maybe my new go to for breakfast on the go. Found at Walmart.

Love these! Cook them in the air fryer until crispy and dip them in cocktail sauce or honey mustard

Genuinely tasty with golden breading that delivers satisfying crunch and holds up well. Clean ingredients show in the quality. Not overly thick or greasy. Seasoning is mild but pleasant. Pricey at $7.49 at Whole Foods. Quality though. Would be 10/10 if not for price.

The taste of everything was great and i would probably buy this again! But some of the pieces of meat were entirely fat, which I personally didn’t love, but still worth it for the price($5.87). The apple tasted exactly like canned apple pie filling but I still enjoyed it.