Entries tagged with 'frozen pizza'
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New Line of Frozen Pizza Called UGLY
How superficial are you when it comes to pizza? Do you like supermodel-caliber pie or will a less attractive version do? Frozen food manufacturer Schwan recently launched a brand of pizzas called UGLY to underscore that it's not always about the looks. Sometimes it's what's inside that counts—in this case, "natural, honest ingredients." [via The Dieline]...In Videos: DiGiorno Pizza Can't Solve All Your Problems
"It's not delivery, it's DiGiorno!" How could anyone ever forget that catchy tagline for the frozen pizza brand? It's impossible. Just don't let the pizza and its memorable branding take over your life in inappropriate situations, such as treating your girlfriend to a 10th anniversary dinner or tending to your girlfriend's snake bite. Watch this video by comedy group BriTANicK to find out why, after the jump....Mama Rosa's Minis: Scary Pizzas with Cheese that Does Not Melt
There was some racket going on in the Slice–Serious Eats office recently, so our web mastermind, Raphael, and I went to the nearby grocery store to look for weird food. I picked up the Mama Rosa's Mini Mama's [sic] pizza pack at right. I think there's something scary and completely wrong about a pizza whose cheese does not melt. And the crazy orange color. I didn't even bother with the upskirt....Seen at Regal Entertainment Union Square Stadium 14 Movie Theater
$5 alone; $10 as part of a combo with soda. Do I even need to tell you to stick with the popcorn, homeslices?...Your Pizza, Your Pol
Yesterday, the New York Times ran a story about "microtargeting," the practice of using purchase data to predict who you might vote for. The paper built profiles of Clinton, McCain, and Obama supporters. In the data were the types of pizza you were likely to buy as a back of each candidate. Hillary Clinton: Amy's Whole Wheat frozen pizza [supporter food profile] John McCain: DiGiorno Stuffed Crust pizza [supporter food profile] Barack Obama: Wolfgang Puck All Natural frozen pizza [supporter food profile] I have a weird thing for Tontino's/Jeno's frozen pizzas. Who the hell am I supposed to vote for?...Jeno's, Totino's Pizzas Recalled
"Uh oh ... Now you've got to bring that freezerload back to Key Food." —Mark H., Slice reader Possible E. coli contamination is behind a recall of certain Jeno's and Totino's frozen pizza made on or before October 30. The pizzas and pizza products in question are those that contain meat, unsurprisingly. Full details on the recalled pies at the link below. Illnesses prompt recall of Totino's and Jeno's frozen pizzas [dailypress.com]...Egg-Topped Pizza
You know, I have a really strange weakness for those ultra-processed, super-questionable 99¢ Totino's/Jeno's frozen pizzas. It's probably a comfort-food thing, since I grew up eating these for lunch during the summer when school was out. So I was drawn to Paupered Chef Nick Kindelsperger's take on gussying up the old standby snack. The whole conceit of Nick's post is that, having moved to Ohio from New York, Naples-style pies (the ideal pizza for topping in such a manner) are hard to come by. His solution: The easiest way to have a thin crust pizza at home is, sadly,...Frozen Pizza
I've been sitting on this story for a few weeks now, but in cleaning out my "To Blog" folder I happened upon it again. It's a bit old, but, hey, it's about frozen pizza—it's got a long shelf life. Anyway, it's a short history of frozen pizza from Invention & Technology magazine dating to early 2005. It never appeared here because it predates the site. I've been thinking a lot about frozen pizza lately and thought it was interesting and figured I'd share. It details the beginnings of frozen pizza—from the Celentano Brothers and Rose and Jim Totino—to today's rising-crust...A Slice of Heaven: Frozen Pizza
I've always had a thing for frozen pizza. As a kid, I devoured box after box of Pizza Fours, individual snack-sized pies that unsurprisingly came four to a box. By the time I got to college, I had kicked the frozen pizza habit, mostly because we could buy pizza pretty late into the evening at Pagliai's and Ahrvano's. It wasn't the greatest pizza in the world, but I was in Grinnell, Iowa. I needed sustenance, and it was cheap and filling. Frozen pizza has come a long way since my Pizza Four days. In fact, according to a May 2004...Slice is part of the Foodblog Ad Network. To advertise on this site or across a network of food-related weblogs, click here.
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