Those motor City from Costco are the best. They are my go to now. In fact I just had one yesterday for lunch.

The Kirkland ones they had were a thin crust, I tried them but they were nothing special and infact like any other cheap pizza, it was pizza but meh..

Ok, hear me out…

I LOVE pizza! Could eat it everyday. Love Neapolitan and NY style. Came to Seattle from Boston where we had a good amount of both.

Anyway, I’ve found that, although it bears no resemblance to either of my two favorite styles, Safeway’s Open Nature Cauliflower crust pizza is the best frozen pizza I’ve found. It has cheese in the crust which gives it nice chew and flavor. The sauce is good too. Definitely a thin crust, but damn good. We make our own dough, have a stone for the oven and a wood-fired insert for the pellet grill, but we still have these once every couple of weeks for a quick meal.




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You heathens convinced me to buy a box of the motor city pizzas. Will post my unsolicited opinions when I get around to trying it.

I was going by the Costco online shopping page when I posted the $15.49 price, I picked up another box today and the price was $11.49 in stores.
$5.75 per pizza, cheap!

So, I agree with Isuldur that these are probably the best frozen pizza available. Doesn't hold a candle to Papa Murphy's or Round Table, but is at least on par with Little Caesars.

I was at Costco today, and suddenly God spoke to me. And thus it was done.

Here is the result:



First, let's address the elephant in the room:





We cut that mfer into four pieces, and it was enough to satisfy two hungry people.

My first reaction, when looking at it, was that the edges looked awfully wide, like there was going to be a lot of hard-to-eat crust, per perhaps crust thrown away. NOPE. Y'know, I don't generally love crust, but I think the crust was the best part!

This was really good pizza, no argument. And they come in a two-pack, so Part Deux can't be too far away . . . .

Look extraordinarily tasty!

Let me expand... 3 pieces for lunch, 3 pieces for afternoon snackies, and then 3 pieces for dinner.

Told you it'd be good!

Love the motor city pizza. By far the best frozen pizza we’ve ever had.


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As a complete pizza snob I will have to agree.

I finally had a chance to eat the pizzas I bought 2 weeks ago. They were great. The sauce was a bit watery but everything else was on point.


My wife does not like pepperoni so I cleared one of the roni's and replaced it with some thinly sliced mushrooms. That was a hit.



Better than Papa Murphys, Domino's regular crust pizza, anything Pizza Hut, Little Ceasars and I'm sure any other crappy pizza mill type delivery service.

Tried the Motor City Pizza.

Now I don't wanna be that guy that reviews the reviews . . . but I'm gonna give you a solid zero stars for that one.

Just for that you get a two-fer!

1)
Well, my mom said to not say anything if all I have to say are bad things.

I guess I don't like frozen pizza.

It was edible. It didn't taste like cardboard.

The crust was super bread on chemical steroids.
The fakish cheese was light. Thank goodness.
The scattered pepperoni cubelets were odd.
The pepperoni had way too much red oleo-resin and was weird.
The sauce was light, thank goodness.

We won't be back.
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2)
We also bought the Costco cauliflower crust veggie pizza.

First the crust was crispy and tasted good.
The rest was gross. Some small pepper chunks and a little zucchini
Sauce tasted odd (no cheese?)
If they sold just the crust, maybe DIY the rest!
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Not a pizza snob, but yeah, there you are.

I don't see the pep cubes on yours and even the pep slices look different