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Frozen pizza is a grocery stapler. It's cheap, it's easy and it's almost impossible to ruin at home. But for every pizza of Digiorno and Tombstone, there is a frozen pizza that did not take off.

Did you know, for example, that the manufacturer of Tottino's pizza also rolls from frozen pizza under a different name? And do you remember when there were frozen toaster pastries at the pizza? Thoseabandoned frozen pizzas Could you put in place the memory track - or they could make you happy that you have never tried these strange concoctions.

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This frozen pizza was made by Tottino, the brand that brought you these small rollers of pizza. But Jeno was a less popular offering of the brand and theCrispy tasty pizzas were arrested. TEAR.

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These frozen pastries were like stringent toaster or eggo waffles, but they were tasty, rather than soft. Putting the cheese in a regular toaster only wants to ask for a disaster, however, so it's not a huge surprise this frozen pizza dough has not lasted.

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Believe it or not, Nabisco Poppins were not the only oneJelly pizza Available in grocery stores. These round "pizzaburger" round discs were stuffed with tomato sauce, chopped beef and cheese. No thanks!

The bans of chef Boyardee of pasta ready to eat are still popular today. But once once, there wasChef Boyardee Pizza Jelly, too much. But when you compare it to other frozen pizza options, the thought of the chef sauce Boyardee on a pizza is not the most appetizing.

Digiorno is always king of the frozen pizza driveway, but you will no longer find the deep options of the trays on the shelves. There is still the "growing crust" and "crispy pans" options, but they are not the same.

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